Sentence examples for inventory of things from inspiring English sources

It all looks like an inventory of things you might find uplifting or beautiful.

I have been taking inventory of things that seem discordant although they might have been passable before Sept. 11.

He has been encouraged to go and make a "bucket list" – an inventory of things to do in his life.

They do not take an inventory of things that already exist; like God, they make reality up as they go along, ecstatically improvising.

Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security, said today at a White House briefing, "There is an inventory of things we believe we can give America to choose from to help us in this battle against terrorism".

"John had an inventory of things he wanted in a very linear area," says landscape architect Mark White of GardenWise in Arlington, Va., who helped Boyle achieve his alfresco vision, which cost about $120,000, in 2013.

If Robbe-Grillet's fiction, with its timetables, careful inventories of things, and reports on arrivals and departures, owes anything to the traditional novel, it is to the detective story.

The files in there caused great convulsions when they were opened, after the Wall came down; people read about their own lives, as reported by the informants that turned out to be all around them — in their offices, their schools, their bedrooms; or inventories of things they themselves had told on others.

Thus Husserl's ontological categories, in this sense, are descriptive categories of highest essences of possible things (that might fall under those essences), and do not purport to provide an inventory of what things actually exist (as a matter of empirical fact).

Then Beauty is a beautiful thing, an item to be included in an inventory of beautiful things right along with Helen.

His book begins in almost conscious homage to the Vietnam stories of Tim O'Brien, and in particular his epic inventory of The Things They Carried.