Sentence examples for allowing leeway from inspiring English sources

Pink has melody to burn, but the unevenness of Pom Pom is a stumbling block, even allowing leeway for lysergic non-linearity.

With the powerplays done, the field scattered and, although Swann was typically parsimonious, Dhoni and Jadeja were able to milk the bowling, reconstructing the innings with neither alarm nor indeed, for a 10-over period, boundaries, allowing leeway for a final flourish.

But there are signs that bloggers posting messages in line with the party's anti-Bo narrative are allowed leeway.

"Music writer" is a concept that allows leeway to footnote the context or defend the performance, or my view of it.

Her point is well taken, since test takers are frequently advised to reject a precise choice like "one month" in favor of one that allows leeway.

James A. Kadamus, a deputy commissioner of the State Education Department, said the city's new policy conformed with the federal education law, which he said allowed leeway in situations where transfers could impinge on a receiving school's health and safety conditions.

That represented 5.9% of patients when the NHS is allowed leeway of only 5%.

"Ethno-what?!?" "Well, we had to add this to allow leeway for judicial flavor.

Defense attorneys argued that Rice was allowed leeway on whether to get inside a van to secure a prisoner.

Plenty of legal provisions allow leeway for prisons to regulate rights of inmates, who typically enjoy fewer constitutional guarantees, in the interest of maintaining safety and order, according to Ken Paulson at the First Amendment Center.

Indeed, we understand that authors should be allowed leeway for interpretation under this nebulous heading.