Sentence examples for a time for more from inspiring English sources

The lunch break was also a time for more questions.

But we saw the 60s as a time for more freedom and justice and plenty – not just a ticking time bomb of social problems, drugs and hangovers.

This is a time for more skepticism, not less, especially from news organizations tempted to blur the line between jingoism and journalism.

If that's now an antique notion in an age when campaigns are constant, this year's holiday is likely to mark a time for more venom, and remind us that the most distressing contest in memory will go on for another two months.

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I believe this is a time for more understanding, more love, more sensitivity and honor".

There's a real need for engineers, and this is a great time for more women to get involved in tech.

The data show that the day after Thanksgiving has become a special time for more than retailers.

And there is always a next time, for more discussions on gods.

For the broken-clock brigade, no time is a bad time for more tax cuts for the super-rich.

Wake up! Let's have a good time!" For more from Milian, watch "Christina Milian Turned Up," premiering Sunday on E! Image: Giphy.