Sentence examples for almost every coin from inspiring English sources

In "Modern English Usage," the democratic impulse (let's stop showing off) and the élitist impulse (showing off is vulgar) are two sides of almost every coin, and this has something to do with the changing status of language during the period of the book's greatest popularity.

"The Chinese culture has a high respect for education, and families want their child to have a Ph.D., and will invest almost every coin they have in their child's education, so we can't say that we won't provide that opportunity.

Much of this lying and cheating can be attributed to the small population of bankers who were quite happy to lie about almost every flip of the coin if it benefited them.

The binders were filled with pocketed sheetsoof clear plastic, the kind that coin collectors use & almost every pocket held a guitar pick.

"Of course, it's almost a coin flip which way you choose to go," he continues.

People who worry about their next meal rarely lead campaigns, rarely go on hunger strike and almost never coin revolutionary Twitter hashtags.

However, every coin has its two sides.

The a/c ratio they assume is 6.0 ± 2.0, which means a very flat disk (almost a coin shape).

However, every coin has two sides.

Every coin has two sides.

The creepy sensations triggered by the robotic butt's responses touch upon almost every aspect of the "uncanny valley" phenomenon coined by Japanese roboticist Masahiro Mori in 1970.