Sentence examples for namely that the from inspiring English sources

Namely, that the London Olympics mean business.

The letter proceeded from a totally fallacious assumption, namely that the museum was refusing to negotiate".

11 history, namely that the typical interval between Al Qaeda actions is 12 to 24 months.

The second argument is even more dubious, namely that the tax will crimp lending.

It revealed what the cities kept hidden — namely, that the country was starving to death.

Namely, that the leak is part of a deliberate smear campaign against the military, Pakistan's most robust national institution.

But Holtz-Eakin's most telling statement was about McCain's economic plans — namely, that the details are irrelevant.

This contradicts the final resolution of the "Ring," namely, that the gods are destroyed without a trace.

Some things, however repetitive, still need to be said; namely, that the July attacks were a terrible misuse of Islam.

Then, there were just plain old dramaturgical fears, namely that the show would be a downer.

Namely, that the phenomenal world is a prison governed by corrupt, secretive and malevolent elites.