Sentence examples for if the outlines from inspiring English sources

If the outlines of the American version are pretty much the same, the remake is sweaty, chest-heaving, macho nonsense.

However, they warned that they would walk away if the outlines of a border deal with Israel had not emerged after four months.

Their arguments would be more plausible if the outlines of reform hadn't already been debated for about a decade, and if their commitment to reform were real.

If the outlines of a government shutdown are simple — politicians cannot agree on how to spend money, so everything stops — the details are not.

If the outlines of this story sound familiar, that may be because it isn't the first time Arizona's politics have collided with the world of sports.

True, there are moments when these Boston dancers looked as if the outlines of this "Beauty" had been imposed on them like too-tight haute couture.

If the outline becomes a final agreement, it would offer much greater assurance that Iran will not get the bomb for at least a decade.

I always have some kind of outline of what's going to happen, but I have to write the book to see if the outline is right, and usually it's off to some degree.

It was as if the outline wrote itself down by some sort of magic — not unlike the magical powers possessed by my protagonist, Harry Potter, who can cast spells and walk through certain kinds of walls.

An immaculate boucle sheath dress, with a wide boat-shaped neckline and dropped waist, it came in a shade of baby blue that would look saccharine if the outline were not so simple.

It was as if the outline wrote itself down by some sort of magic not unlike the magical powers possessed by my protagonist, Harry Potter, who can cast spells and walk through certain kinds of walls.