Sentence examples for excellent grounds from inspiring English sources

Schlesinger had excellent grounds for circumspection.

Lack of air-conditioning provides excellent grounds for recommending to in-laws that they postpone their visit.

"I am hopeful that the verdict and sentence will be set aside on appeal, and am told that I will have excellent grounds," he said.

Even if the paperwork was immaculate, you have excellent grounds for a refund plus interest, if you can show you could never have claimed on all, or part, of the policy.

"The belief that we are all sinners gives us excellent grounds for forgiveness and self-forgiveness, and is kindlier than any expectation that we might be saints, even while it affirms the standards all of us fail to attain," Robinson writes in her essay "Puritans and Prigs".

One answer to that question is what is often called the Argument from Religious Experience: Religious experiences are in all relevant respects like sensory experiences; sensory experiences are excellent grounds for beliefs about the physical world; so religious experiences are excellent grounds for religious beliefs.

I sang daily in the cathedral choir, an excellent grounding in sight-reading and performance.

Oakland sticks to its excellent ground game and wears down the Chargers.

It is also an excellent ground cover for service areas with garbage cans, places where weed growth can sometimes be a nuisance.

Apart from its excellent ground drainage, Windsor is all but unique in Britain in having a figure-of-eight jumps course - Fontwell is the only other one - which means young horses quickly learn to go left- and right-handed.

But in congratulating Mr. Fletcher, Ed Gillespie, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, made a point of recognizing Republican superiority, saying the victory "brought together the winning combination of a great candidate, an excellent ground game and a positive message".