Sentence examples for about must be from inspiring English sources

"Apparently what he's talking about must be something other than what he submitted".

But as this universal apportioning of happiness to virtue is beyond human power, a divine agent capable of bringing it about must be assumed.

They do so, this clever soldier goes on, because their immediate context — life-and-death battles, wartime loves and friendships, etc — supplies intense feelings of meaningfulness, and so long as it does the big-picture questions that they're worrying about must be logically separable from the everyday challenges of being a front-line soldier.

Thus, Prophet Muhammad emphasized the common laws and traditions before him and, with some reforms, made them more just, except that the justice that we are talking about must be considered in the context of the Prophet's era.

This election is about, and must be about, the needs of the American people and the kind of future we create for our children and our grandchildren.

This is just the one incident we know about, there must be many more.

"This election is about — and must be about — the needs of the American people and the kind of future we create for our children and our grandchildren".

This election is about – and must be about – the needs of the American people and the kind of future we create for our children and grandchildren.

George W. Bush is not perplexed about what must be done about Saddam Hussein's Iraq.

A party that's serious about reform must be serious about an amendment.

That is, claims about chance are not ontological assertions, as presumably claims about designers must be.