Sentence examples for a thing to take from inspiring English sources

An object that spawns its own commercial ecosystem is a thing to take seriously.

What a thing to take up with you at the end of days".

"It would have been necessary for such a thing to take place because it was going to set our country on a direct course of reconciliation".

Occasionally, though, you have what Nietzsche considered "something very rare but a thing to take delight in: a man with a finely constituted intellect who has the character, the inclinations and also the experiences appropriate to such an intellect".

"I'm a young writer," he recalled the young man saying, "and I've just published my first novel, 'A Hip-Hop Story.' It doesn't cost a thing to take a look.

The decor skews toward minimal upstairs, and a gorgeous bar displaying all of BeetleCat's available seafood downstairs is quite a thing to take in.

"I found it such a satisfying thing to take a stack of raw lumber and turn it into a boat, each one slightly different".

It's become kind of a cool thing to take a shipping container, cut windows in it and make it a home".

But given that it's being done, it's not surprising or even inherently a bad thing to take a new direction.

Water is a great thing to take a picture of because of it's natural beauty and so is fire.

Seems like it's an easy thing to take a run at.