Sentence examples for everything one has from inspiring English sources

"So convenient a thing is it to be a reasonable creature, since it enables one to find or make a reason for everything one has a mind to do".

It even reminded me, at different times, of Shakespeare's Richard II and everything one has read about the surviving autocrats in today's Middle East.

He was, I assume, sincere in those remarks -- which one can't say about everything one has heard from former members of that board -- and he also, one must admit, has a point.

Until one actually reads it, "Season of Ash" looks poised to become a foundational repudiation of everything one has come to expect from the literature of the Spanish-speaking Americas. Spanish-speaking Americas

But everything one has heard about this show in its previous incarnations at Battersea and Edinburgh turns out to be true: it is lewd, rude and outrageous and yet manages to turn trash TV into something musically sophisticated.

"So convenient a thing it is to be a reasonable creature, since it enables one to find or make a reason for everything one has a mind to do," he once wrote.

"There are other clubs to join, but this one has everything," she said recently.

Because no one has everything they need to survive.

"We lost everything and still no one has helped us," he said.

"One has won everything and the other has his career ahead of him to continue to win things," Romero added.

/…/the older one, she doesn't maybe grasp things as fast as a younger one does/…/the younger one has understood everything and done the work, while the older one still needs further explanations and assistance/…/.