Sentence examples for find to be a from inspiring English sources

But Jonathan Pershing, I find to be a very reasonable man.

"Personally, what I find to be a horror is, this massive project turns its back on this incredibly beautiful ecosystem.

"It's one that the consumers and the public and the industry will find to be a very positive development".

Her fictional memoir, told from the other side of the grave, is, like Nabokov's "Speak, Memory," a kind of sad and insolent poetry: "Death, also, I find to be a disappointment...

The inability of Steinem, and, it would seem, Kramer, to comprehend that a woman might indeed choose sex work as the best among limited options reveals what I find to be a fundamentally anti-feminist bent — that is, women cannot be trusted to decide for themselves.

Don Henley's acidic "Dirty Laundry," which in fourth grade I found to be a hard-hitting critique of tabloid journalism and I now find to be a hard-hitting critique of Don Henley, and "The Boys of Summer," which had an agitated, wistful sound and more of that icky narrative stance (a provocative guitar lick right before "Out on the road today, I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac").

Abyan has been found to be a refugee.

The new savannasaurus was also to found to be a primitive member of the group.

Race was found to be a pervasive influence on how capital punishment is administered.

Later, the addition of chromium to nickel steel was found to be a further improvement.

Later, it was found to be a variety on its own.