Sentence examples for does out of from inspiring English sources

He gets as much pleasure shocking people as he does out of wearing the clothes.

But some truth leaks out of every court document, as it does out of everything written or said.

This comes out of even more of a theological understanding, for me, than it does out of a political agenda".

What's remarkable here is just how unremarkable the story is, coming, as it does, out of Brighton Beach.

So their anger is in itself a little startling, coming as it does out of the (politically, at least) noiseless realm of modern female domestic life.

As Mr Sen has argued in his work on poverty, what matters is not whether a person eats "enough" but whether he eats whatever he does out of choice.

Nick Hornby does "out-of-place at the dinner party" from the man's point of view in High Fidelity – Rob tracks down an old girlfriend, Charlie, and is invited to dinner: "When I walk into the sitting room, I can see immediately that I am doomed to die a long, slow, suffocating death".

So did out-of-body experiences.

"It's done out of public view.

(2) I did, out of absolute admiration.

I've done out of here.