Sentence examples for how there's this from inspiring English sources

"It's interesting but also sad how there's this public fascination with a woman's practice in that regard".

"I can already see how there's this crazy double standard in our society," she said.

I talked to Mithril, which is an investment firm that's in San Francisco and moving to Austin soon, but they were talking about how there's this overlooked generation, the Gen-x, or even beyond, baby boomers.

The idea of singing on a set that was essentially a city made of books was particularly appealing, because the work pivots on the idea of "how we construct memory around place and how there's this dance between memory and place". "The Ambassador" ultimately is a collection of impressions of a complex and misunderstood city.

"Here, in this scene, look at how there is this rack of knives hanging in the background over the boy's head.

And it was interesting how there was this real strong aversion from certain quarters to her character.

I am reminded every time someone uses female pronouns for me how there is this slight interpersonal disconnect between the person I'm talking to and myself -- and that's what I am trying to change.

Beck and I talked about this, and how there was this stigma attached to our Judaism, and how angry we were about the way some people equated our heritage with the support of Israel, with being rich.

"Look at how there's all this tatty, broken stuff on the shelves," he said.

"C.A. comes out and talks about how their technology is a solution in solving business problems today, instead of trying to explain how there's going to be this great big beautiful future," Mr. Ptak said.

You know, people talk about American exceptionalism and how there's sort of this automatic for America.