Sentence examples for as some do from inspiring English sources

It is disingenuous to claim, as some do, that without Lisbon no further enlargement is possible.

Nor is it useful to label "Mass," as some do, a Broadway musical.

"Don't, as some do, shun your graduation altogether because you can't face the fallout," she insists.

You can't just say, as some do, that being straightforward with patients will get them well.

I haven't followed my kids to school, volunteering away my free time there as some do.

Never assume, as some do, that the Mini is just a cute economy mouse.

"I don't think, as some do, that we should look at Republicans as our enemy.

It is ludicrous to contend, as some do, that his administration is no different from that of his predecessor.

"I don't view him as a western Thoreau or a younger Muir, as some do," Mr. Fradkin wrote.

But it is a stretch to claim, as some do, that Europe has "lost" Turkey as a result.

Because money counts -- unless you figure that "the bureaucracy" would squander any additional dollars, as some do.