Sentence examples for almost any pretext from inspiring English sources
He would chew her out, profanely, at almost any pretext.
Among the Bedouin almost any pretext suffices for dancing, although, since the mid-20th century, dancing has been practiced most often at weddings and similar festivities.
I believe in protecting open land on almost any pretext and surely the dunes of South Truro deserve to be protected because they are part of the larger ecosystem of the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Third and finally, wealthy Republicans want to minimize the votes of poor and minority citizens – and further propagate the myth that these people are responsible for the economic problems of struggling whites – through state redistricting and gerrymandering, voter-identification requirements at polling stations, and the use of almost any pretext to purge minority voters from voting lists.
"Before, music was the centre of my life and life was almost a pretext to go inside the music.
The Ukraine treaty is an almost random pretext for the referendum, the first to come under the new law.
They just killed them without any pretext".
The Russians were itching for war on any pretext.
Famous architects drop by on any pretext; none, though, is more famous than Niemeyer himself.
We, the undersigned, Refuse any form of intimidation against journalists, citizen journalists, media activists or media organizations, by any group, in any context and under any pretext.
