Sentence examples for pale of a from inspiring English sources

It asserts that certain actions — a government's reported use of chemical weapons on its own women and children — are beyond the pale of a civilized world, and bad actors must be accountable.

Saudi Arabia purports to believe Iran is fomenting Shiite uprisings throughout the region against the status quo, and is seeking to drag the entire Middle East within the pale of a new Persian empire.

Both emigrated from the Pale of Settlement, a region of Imperial Russia where Jews were allowed to reside.

We can see him categorizing public displays of flesh -- normal in an attractive, aspiring entertainment figure -- as beyond the pale of his definition of a love relationship.

A woman brings a pale of water back to her makeshift shelter where she has lived for six months.

Now the pale honey of a kitchen light.

He gazed at the pale light of a gas well on a far ridge.

I see that he has a pale sliver of a scar right along the border of his Brillo-pad hairline.

We, his contempo raries, are the pale residue of a dying fire.

"This is a pale imitation of a doctor visit," said David Himmelstein, a primary care doctor and associate professor at Harvard Medical School.

But Arthur Leeth, young Leslie Jonas and William Pizzuto offered pale interpretations of A Man She Must Marry, Caroline and Her Lover.