Sentence examples for does of the from inspiring English sources

Coetzee demands as much of his readers as he does of the authors he writes about.

He spoke, as he always does, of the team rather than himself in isolation.

It speaks as loudly of Hemingway at the end of his career as it does of the beginning.

(Ms. Denham found that New York has a higher concentration of the nation's securities business than Los Angeles does of the movie business).

It also raises as many difficult questions for our understanding of the British constitution as it does of the UK's relationship with the European Union.

For example, it's called mariobatalivoice, after the impression he does of the noted Italian-American chef when plonking his latest dish on the dinner table.

This is the doing of the N.Y.

The audience does, of course.

Boyle writes in his second volume of 'the disappointments of fulfilled desire', but I'm not sure we have to go that far, or that we have to speak, as Boyle rather grimly does, of 'the prison of sated appetite'.

The lawsuit does nothing of the kind.

The Nissan does nothing of the sort.