Sentence examples for anything qualified from inspiring English sources

Pitt, in a shirt, blazer and tie with a moustache like Lord Flashheart, stares down the room, almost daring anyone to say anything qualified about the screamingly three star World War Two Oscar Whore he's here to sell.

Parties were de rigueur at college campuses, where any election (or actually, anything) qualifies as adequate reason to party.

In his closet, he told them, he didn't have anything that qualified.

When he got up from behind his piano, he didn't have anything that qualified as a stage move beyond occasionally playing conductor to a string trio that was part of his 10-member band, the Prostitution.

He's subsequently said that the rest of the numerology "doesn't mean anything", but qualified that by suggesting he was lying, which makes 22, A Million pop's own Rubik's cube.

In a long interview with Esquire in 2010, Marianne Gingrich did not reveal anything that qualified as a bombshell or a threat to Mr. Gingrich's political future; she mainly offered a candid take on a well-known public personality, explaining, for example: "Newt always wanted to be somebody.

An unnamed White House official pushed back against the suggestion that Hartogensis was anything but qualified, telling CNBC that his experience as an investment manager "makes him uniquely qualified to run the PBGC".

Anything else qualifies, by definition, as injustice.

Early in the book Mr. August encounters a men's room attendant eager to parlay that work into something, anything, that qualifies as a bigger business opportunity.

From Interstate 84 down to New York City, the chance of finding anything that qualifies as off-road diminishes by the mile until you reach the Cross Bronx Expressway.

Almost anything can qualify; any form of elected office, of course, but even owning a business or shop on some fleetingly significant street.