Sentence examples for of to put from inspiring English sources

There is always the problem of, to put it mildly, my mercurial temper.

I did that sort of to put a reality on a little of this".

"A boat is the hardest thing I know of to put into perspective," Eakins told his art students.

It's a basic fact of (to put it slightly trivially) scheduling: the time lines of mortality and ambition rarely coincide.

Over the past decade of splurging, states have created a lot of (to put it politely) low-priority programmes.

MEN are often accused by women of, to put it bluntly, having their brains in their balls.

What's the right number of options to put forward?

They also take a lot of fiddling to put on.

It was a lot of work to put in.

"Of having to put up with all the dust.

You've got tons of fires to put out.