Sentence examples for one word was from inspiring English sources

Here we are as a species, racking up unsustainable (and in some cases unrepayable) levels of ecological debt (how do you replace oil when it's gone?), and yet in all the debate on the current economic recession not one word was uttered by heads of government about the dependence of a healthy economy on a healthy ecosystem.

On the back of those red T-shirts, one word was highlighted: Ask.

One word was close to breaking the internet on Wednesday morning: "covfefe".

On 48 randomly selected triplets in each subset, one word was replaced by an animal name of the same length, resulting in a total of 144 positive animal-name trials (approximately 11%% of all trials).

One word was conspicuously absent from Barack Obama's big speech re-declaring war on Islamic terrorists: the word war itself.

"Not one word was changed," he said.

See ante, at 4. But this one word is a thin reed on which to rest an implied repeal.

But one word is conspicuous by its absence on Canteen's daily changing chalkboard menu: organic.

Not one word is wasted or redundant.

One word is enough, really: picturesque.

One word is particularly bothering him.