Sentence examples for all things real from inspiring English sources
Despite all the surface noise and all the contrivances, Shakar's novel can be surprisingly touching because he manages to make Ursula seem, of all things, real.
This includes his 1791 "Theodicy" essay, Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason, "The End of All Things," "Real Progress," and the Conflict of the Faculties.
Both companies are based in Seattle, and like Amazon is for shopping, he wants Redfin to be a one-stop shop for all things real estate.
Kelman characterized Redfin as the "Amazon of real estate" because he wants his company to be a one-stop shop for all things real estate.
Thus, in §91 of the Critique of Judgment, in Religion, the "End of All Things," "Real Progress" and elsewhere, the 1790s is replete with discussions of the immortality of the soul.
In the Third Critique, in Religion, in "The End of All Things," "Real Progress" as well as in various other texts of that decade, Kant reprises the significance of our hope for the happiness contained in the Highest Good; and so, as in the First Critique's Canon, he argues for the postulate as required for this distribution.
For all the great things real estate investing can do for you, it can also send you straight to jail -- do not pass go, do not collect $200.
I love cricket because it's all the things real life isn't – and yet it continuously improves on real life, throwing light on the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune as it unfolds as a great unscripted beautiful drama worthy of the masters of the form.
CompStak: Founded by former NYC real estate broker Michael Mandel, CompStak has built a platform that compiles crowdsourced information about all things commercial real estate.
All things considered, real options have made the transition from a topic of modest academic interest to one that attracts considerable, active academic and industry attention.
You know, when people get a chance to dive within and experience the big treasury within us all, things get real good.
