Sentence examples for grounds to say from inspiring English sources

If you're a pacifist, then it's justifiable on moral grounds to say nothing can be done.

There are grounds to say that there has never been a better time to be a black musician.

"There is no real grounds to say he should not be allowed to compete" in the Olympics, said Juan Manuel Alonso of Spain, who heads the I.A.A.F.'s medical and antidoping commission.

In other cases, they also challenge the first premise (e.g., Jesus denied being omniscient, there are inadequate grounds to say that the Son of God created the cosmos).

Bryan Fautley, volleyball: "When someone says a homophobic slur and you're in the closet, you have no grounds to say anything, so you take it.

And if the material ego, or identification of self as American, Indian, male or female, black or white, Lutheran, Hindu, and so on is slain on the altar of meditation, we have reasonable philosophical grounds to say that self has died, while life of a different kind altogether continues on.

The official added, though, that the American military did not have "eyes on the ground to say definitely what happened".

"The Harley Earl campaign is meant to be a stake in the ground, to say, 'Here's where we're going from now on,' " he said.

There is absolutely no ground to say that Apple had a hometown advantage.

It is not giving up ground to say that difference or even disagreement should never be a license for hate and heartbreak.

"You prepared the ground, so to say.