Sentence examples for it should qualify from inspiring English sources
Others took issue with "Survivor" itself, not only for its appeal to voyeurism, but also for its awarding of a $1 million prize to the last-standing survivor, which suggested to some that it should qualify as a game show.
A meal here engenders such a sense of well-being and bonhomie that, despite the trenchermen-like portions of cholesterol-loaded food, it should qualify as a medical deduction.
A dance show performed to recorded music with no original score or live singing and little dialogue, "Contact" had generated considerable controversy in the last few weeks over whether it should qualify as a musical.
So inevitable is this period in the maturation of girls today that it should qualify as an official developmental stage, worthy of an entry in Leach or Brazelton: first crawling, then walking, then the urgent desire to wear something pink and sparkly.
In a telephone interview on Tuesday, Mr. Sondheim said that his 1974 musical adaptation of "The Frogs" by Aristophanes, which begins performances at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center on June 17, had been so significantly reworked that it should qualify as a new show.
That's less the case in newer eSports like say, Hearthstone, which only requires strategy and no physical ability whatsoever, but still, by that definition it should qualify.
First, I should qualify what I've stated above about Intel's research.
Well, I should qualify this.
I guess I should qualify that.
Meredith, which owns 14 local television stations, argued in a letter to the Treasury that advertising revenue from slots immediately before, during and immediately after the broadcast of programming it had produced itself should qualify.
Speaking of sensitivity, although in this case we should qualify it more as sentimentality, the mayor of Madrid has been torn apart for her reactions to the tragedies surrounding her.
