Sentence examples for a thing of any from inspiring English sources

(3) Suppose I call attention to a thing of any sort with a sufficient show of deliberateness.

With a work ethic that's become a thing of legend, any list of trap's forefathers is incomplete without this name included.

Alternatively, if work becomes a thing of the past, how might any government fund a basic income when its tax base has been sapped by corporate tax evaders?

Last month, Governor Rick Perry said his goal "is to make abortion, at any stage, a thing of the past".

In January, Mr. Perry told those gathered at an annual anti-abortion rally in Austin that his goal was to "make abortion, at any stage, a thing of the past" and that the ideal world was a world without abortion.

And the argument that inflexible, hierarchical regimes are a thing of the past, poised to fall any day now to nimble teams of disruptive kids, is of course the fairy tale of the start-up economy that keeps on giving.

They had shipped twice within 141 seconds early on and, while Arsenal's second was a thing of beauty, the first had shattered any conviction that lingered in the visitors' ranks.

A thing of joy.

Archeology is a thing of cycles.

As he told O'Neill in an email, "If anyone had ever done such a thing to any of the kids I know, I would put a bullet in their head.

Those tigers may be distinct from those lions, but this doesn't require 'the tigers' to refer to a collection, sum, or particular thing of any stripe.