Sentence examples for left those of from inspiring English sources

All of this has left those of us in the pundit class with a frustrating problem.

If we have a shred of sanity left, those of us who never stop thinking about what we're eating have to wish that once in a while we could turn back the clock.

"In contrast to the ferocity of their verbal give-and-take, the debates have left those of us outside the United States feeling dissatisfied," the Nishi Nippon Shimbun said in an editorial.

Apart from that, Mr. Owens's eyes never left those of his hostess, whom he seemed to regard as a lens on the past and a venerable fragment of fashion history.

But the Revolution was not yet in the hands of the Founders, although it had left those of the merchants, who now dodged and stalled as the people — passionate and heedless of economic niceties — called for a ban on all tea, even what was smuggled from the Dutch.

For the next few weeks, his bullet wounds were left to fester, he says, while he was subjected to torture so extreme that his accounts of what had happened to him left those of us who listened stunned and feeling sick.

Where does this leave those of us facing less restrained barrages?

Where does this leave those of us who are sceptical of missile defence?

Where does that leave those of us who still love bindings, crisp paper and dust jackets?

This leaves those of us without a doctorate in Chaucer studies feeling apprehensive about anything that looks remotely like poetry.

Some of us may have inferred Fed tolerances that are a bit too ambitious, and events may well leave those of us who have done so disappointed.