Sentence examples for clinch my from inspiring English sources
In an Oscars story I wrote some years back comparing British acting sophistication with blunt American realism, I used DiCaprio to clinch my case that thespians on the other side of the pond have a decided advantage when it comes to rhetorical panache and literary polish.
What clinched my decision to go was that each hourlong performance would have only 20 audience members.
As an MP who had a vote in the decision to take action, I have to point out that reading the Blix report clinched my decision to vote for the action against Saddam - a decision which, until that point, was very uncertain.
My education in biology, coupled with my development experience, clinched my employment.
I straightened my back and clinched my fists.
But with a stiff neck and eyes fixed on the horizon, I clinched my wife's hand and we made our way to the other side.
Bernie's history was my starting point in learning more about him, but what he's pushing for now is what clinched my decision to switch my endorsement for president from Hillary Clinton to him.
To clinch the deal, "my PI wrote a very strong letter".
Yet the "not a dossier" does not clinch the argument, as my colleagues Ewen MacAskill (see 12.10pm) and Rafael Behr (see 1.18pm) point out.
My heart clinches at my own stupidity, clenches with adoration of him.
