Sentence examples for and the thing of from inspiring English sources
And the thing of it is... she despises me".
And the thing of it is, I don't think I'm part of some lunatic fringe.
And the thing of it is, in Greenwich they're not 1 percenters.
Aristotle's explanation is that the same things cannot always be said of both a predicate and the thing of which it is predicated in other words, predication is not transitive.
As for Malala, shot not in the line of duty, but in the line of living her 15-year-old life – that ordeal and the thing of wonder she has turned it into were perhaps a little too peace-prizey to win the peace prize.
"There was blood studies associated with the medical nutrition therapy study, and the thing of value there was…'here are your health parameters for free'…showing the subject or subject's family what the benefit of participating [is]".
They are born on the land, and it's the land and the things of the land that interest them.
We tend to think of the things of man and the things of nature as separate.
"What this book really says," Marcus elaborates, "is that the child's reality consists equally of the thing of the material world and the things of the imagination.
"And that's not just the thing of the past.
"They are lifting things out of that community, dropping it into the wider world, and stripping the things of context," he said.
