Sentence examples for everything that serves from inspiring English sources

In an essay in The New Republic, Noam Scheiber argues that, apart from charisma, what makes Obama such a strong candidate outside the black community is precisely his exotic (and unthreatening) background — everything that serves to differentiate him from what white voters might see as stereotypically African-American.

All of us are here to make the four freedoms a reality in law and in fact, and everything that serves this purpose is good politics.

Mr. Bloomberg, asked about the possible increases on Tuesday, said the city faced grim choices and could not afford to pay for everything that served a public need.

The bootstrapped operation consisted of 18-hour days and co-founder Dany Pages hand-crafting "just about everything" that served as the guts of the brewing facility, said Henry Wood, Upslope's director of sales and marketing.

Across the street from the Montauk Airport is Rick's Crabby Cowboy, a casual restaurant that serves everything from lobster to hamburgers, and where one popular pilot offers waitresses rides in his single-engine Cessna instead of a tip.

Down the street at No. 1 East, a Chinese restaurant that serves everything from breakfast pastries to elaborate seafood entrees, Banson Ho said he had been putting in 16-hour days trying to increase revenue enough to cover the rapidly rising costs of rent, water, waste disposal and food, tofu included.

Colorful recycled furnishings, spacious rooms and comfortable beds, and a restaurant that serves everything from sandwiches to more intricate dishes, paying special attention to vegetarians.

A casual beach club and restaurant that serves everything from grilled snapper and pizzas to Norwegian vodka produced by the Vik family.

Nonetheless, it remains a vital center of Japanese culture in California, with everything from a Books Kinokuniya that serves as a temple of manga to a Japanese hardware store stocking the thin-bladed nokogiris fetishized by Western woodworkers.

To those thinking this sort of thing isn't a plot hole, realize that it's a logical inconsistency that serves to contradict everything else said about (a) the shrewdness of Maz Kanata, (b) the value of Luke's light saber, (c) the dangerousness of Kanata's cantina, and (d) Kanata's commitment to the Resistance.

In an essay in The New Republic, Noam Scheiber argues that, apart from charisma, what makes Obama such a strong candidate outside the black community is precisely his exotic (and unthreatening) background everything that serves to differentiate him from what white voters might see as stereotypically African-American.