Sentence examples for if we can name from inspiring English sources

"If we can name it, we can shame it".

If we can name our own awkward, ardent gifts, and extricate them from the shame and wounds that keep them buried, we'll find ourselves on a bullet train to deep, surprising, life-changing intimacy.

As we in the persuasion business know, if you can name it, you can own it.

We now know that if we can get a name, we can find out where the asylum seekers are".

"Let's see if we can learn a name of a new jellyfish," the teacher said.

These terms are closely allied in map-making, perhaps, but not necessarily in criticism, if we can apply that name to the consumer-friendly pop sociology on which the Zagat empire is built.

But if we can put a name or face to some of the people who live in these communities, that vulnerability quickly ceases to be an abstract.

If you can name an issue, you can own the issue.

See if you can name all of the originals that Eminem has lampooned.

"Give you a quid if you can name a more insufferable sod," one of his fellow codebreakers remarks.

Bissinger later playfully challenged him, "If you can name four Jews who played football, you win the debate".