Sentence examples for a quality with a from inspiring English sources

Peter's account of the first word focuses on the notion of compositio (composition), which is explained in great detail, by looking into the signification of nouns and verbs (signifying a composition of a quality with a substance, and that of an act with a substance respectively).

It's a quality with which competitors say Google has a hard time competing.

Main dishes have a brawny, foursquare quality, with a bit of refinement around the edges.

For many consumers price acts as an indicator of quality with a higher price suggesting better quality.

Its lenticular top screen provides an impressive image quality, with a slider to adjust the depth of the 3D effect.

The leaves take on a kale-like quality, with a faint tang of Chinese leaves like Choi Sim and there's a nutty quality to the stems.

The wistful Dress Looks Nice on You, from 2004's Seven Swans, took on an entirely new quality with a strident piano line.

Mr. Varla combines a wild-eyed, quixotic quality with a self-abasing humility that at least begins to capture the novel's conflicted narrative voice.

In the end, what defines 360 best is its singular vibe, which combines a connoisseur's pursuit of quality with a bohemian disregard of authority.

When the "Little House" books were first published, beginning in the thirties, the illustrations, primarily by Helen Sewell, had an Old World quality, with a visual style that evokes fairy tales and woodcuts.

He has a rockstar quality with a touch of Bill Clinton in his ability to make some women "feel like the only person in the world" for the brief period that he talks to them.