Sentence examples for places designed from inspiring English sources

Often, they are monumental places, designed to instill, in future generations, a sense of heritage — heritage that is now unwanted.

We headed up the east coast but only found more places designed for people who like reading books in peace.

These subterranean cities are places no human will ever inhabit or see, places designed to repel life and light.

The outer fringes of London and then industrial Cleveland were not places designed to bring out the beaming aesthete in any man.

On the other hand, they are places designed to feel like islands in the city, trading on their separateness from it.

But while Obama's rhetoric was, in places, designed to put Ryan in some grim company — thus the reference to Social Darwinism — the truth is that the heart of the speech was solidly grounded in the actual numbers in Ryan's budget, and focussed almost entirely on exploring the real-world consequences of those numbers.

It wasn't a place designed for living in".

It's a stylish place, designed in a tongue-in-cheek 1950's style.

There are also strange sub-phenomena now taking place, designed to keep the mad times rolling.

You know the place, designed as a gallery of modern art by Edward Durell Stone.

The prime minister's British idyll sounded like a place designed for Tory-voting southerners.