Sentence examples for of those well from inspiring English sources

I mean, is it possible to have another one of those?" "Well, of course it is, Mr. Sedaris.

It is, the researchers conclude, a "relatively mindless" process, and one that may powerfully affect our impression even of those well known to us.

The style embraces both authority and intimacy, proclaiming the hopes of ordinary citizens as well as the heritage of those well established.

No. 6 Baylor defeated No. 3 Creighton 85-55 in one of those "well I guess going by seeding it's an upset" games the imperfect bracketing structure occasionally produces.

The most notable result, as with South Africa's similar policy of "black economic empowerment", has been "encronyment"—the enrichment of those well connected to the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the party that has led all governments since independence.

"It was one of those well kept secrets, but the regulator was asleep, the Bank of England didn't care and…[the banks participating were] happy with the reference prices".

One of those well-wishers was the jockey Richard Migliore.

Could people with seasonal depression be the unlucky descendants of those well-adapted hominids?

Alas, this proved one of those well-intentioned gifts that elicit, when unwrapped, a politely frozen smile of disappointment.

If you ask me they are not infidelity, incompatibility, mental or physical cruelty, or any of those well-known bormides.

But if the suppliers condoned such deadly working conditions, what was the point of those well-meaning efforts?