Sentence examples similar to highlighted in the preamble from inspiring English sources

In the preamble he clothed condescension in compliments.

Only in the preamble does it express grand values.

Pirlo is like fine wine, says Thomas Broich in the preamble.

–What role does Iraqi history play in the preamble?

The word "people" is used in the preamble and in the Second Amendment to describe collective rights.

Again, there may have been other grounds fortifying the ordinance besides those recited in the preamble.

Even the party's leading role is mentioned only in the preamble rather than in the body of the document.

In the preamble to its constitution it is described as an "equal partner in a united Europe".

• To the Editor: Our founders anticipated David Brooks's column in the preamble to our Constitution.

Consistently with its specific subject-matter, they are ensured – as recital 10 in the preamble to the Copyright Directive and recital 5 in the preamble to the Related Rights Directive envisage – only appropriate remuneration for each use of the protected subject-matter.

"Re: your question in the preamble: It's easy," gaps Matt Exton.