Sentence examples for everything that proposes from inspiring English sources

In such works, we do not see human freedom giving itself objective expression, but rather witness subjectivity "destroying and dissolving everything that proposes to make itself objective and win a firm shape for itself in reality" (Aesthetics, 1: 601).

Ironic humor at least of the kind found in the work of Jean Paul Richter is the expression of the "power of subjective notions, flashes of thought" to "destroy and dissolve everything that proposes to make itself objective" (Aesthetics, 1: 601).

Stonewalling everything that Obama proposes may not be a viable option for the House GOP.

Barak put forward 90-91 percent of the West Bank over 10-15 yeand and 100percentt of Gaza, and right of return for many Palestinians, but Arafat rejected it "saying no to everything that was proposed".

With two children who are looking for work, Mrs. London said in a telephone interview that she was disheartened by a culture in Washington in which Congress rejects everything that Mr. Obama proposes.

"She has hitched her wagon to the partisan star by deliberately fostering the idea that she will work against everything that Scott Walker proposes, especially when it comes to the budget repair bill," Michael J. Gableman, another of the justices, said during a testy campaign event on Friday at which he spoke in support of Justice Prosser, who could not attend.

He began reading everything he could find on the subject, telling his partners he wanted to see any business plan that proposed to exploit nanotechnology.

Now suddenly feisty and combative, they draw a deep line in the sand against any and everything that Obama proposed.

The proposed gun control measures are not the first step towards some sort of McCarthy-era, firearm roundup, everything that has been proposed is minor in application and impact.

There's more 'agrees' than people who say 'no' to everything that is being proposed".

"We could build everything that has been proposed and still have the same deficit then that we do now," says Higgins.