Sentence examples for and that ultimate from inspiring English sources

The Conservative manifesto makes no mention of a written constitution other than to reaffirm that we do not have one and that "ultimate authority" rests with parliament.

All relationships change the brain -- but most important are the intimate bonds that foster or fail us, altering the delicate circuits that shape memories, emotions and that ultimate souvenir, the self.

From the food people eat to everyday vocabulary and that ultimate giveaway, the accent, class remains a powerful identifier on this side of the Channel in a way that can seem quaint or even almost medieval to continental Europeans.

On Saturday night, Miu Miu celebrated the launch of their fragrance with a pop-up club inside the Palais d'Iena, complete with neon signs and that ultimate late-night icon Kate Moss.

First, each conventionally real phenomenon satisfies only the definition of conventional truth because each phenomenon has only a conventional nature (in contrast to the two nature theory of Gelug), and that ultimate truth has a transcendent ontological status.

The difference-in-difference estimates, shown in Figure 6, imply that participants catch up to nonparticipants with a long delay and that ultimate impacts on earnings are modest, with the positive effect never over $200 or 5percentt of earnings for women, and less than $100 or 2percentt of earnings for men.

Stewart and Sanea strongly deny any wrongdoing, and say that ultimate financial responsibility lies with the Gosaibis.

Dancers sang haunting hymns and carried fire, that ultimate representation of consecration and light.

And it prizes that ultimate answer more than the rights of the person asking.

In the meantime, we have luxury brands and retail environments to sample that ultimate form of glamour.

Duhon, who was acquired by the Lakers last summer, said D'Antoni "gives you that ultimate freedom," and it applies to everyone.