Sentence examples for a thing of something from inspiring English sources

The moral of the story: Drug users don't make a thing of something except upon request from the sickie.

"Copper pans are seen as a thing of beauty, something you'll keep for ever.

And it was a positive thing of something outside oneself that was going to do it for oneself, and a little bit of a passivity in terms of one's own responsibility.

The Cube is a thing of beauty until something cooler comes along.

For many women who have participated in community-led social change, like Madame Doumbia, FGM/C is becoming a thing of the past, something they will not pass on to their daughters.

The publication makes a thing out of something that was always true  — which is that I like my work, and I know other people did too, but there was no way to prove it before.

Bourbon lovers should bear it in mind, while his garnish, a thing of rare beauty, is something we can all aspire to.

Manufacturing is still seen as a risk; a thing of Britain's past or something associated with less developed countries.

One good operation outweighs a hundred failures, and a good operation is a thing of beauty -- it slips something away from a victim who never knows it is gone.

If we make an archaeological wonder not just a thing of beauty and history but also something that provides growth and jobs, it's a win-win proposition for heritage and for households.

If there is such a chimera as the Russian Capitalism, it consists in treating all citizens of Russia as a thing, as something of no value or importance.