Sentence examples for proceeds to offer from inspiring English sources

In Chapter 8, for example, Mr. Lewis begins by asking, "Are private profits necessary?" and proceeds to offer four numbered arguments in the negative.

"I'm Miss Loomis, your Grief Lady," she says to the mourning Nichols, and proceeds to offer him a choice of caskets, on top of the sixty-five-dollar base cost of a funeral: "We have to have a casket," he says, clutching his sodden handkerchief.

He declares that "great powers rarely decline suddenly" — the historian Niall Ferguson argued the exact opposite in his 2011 book "Civilization" — yet then proceeds to offer illustrations showing that "the decline of the British Empire" occurred over a few brief decades.

Dewey then proceeds to offer a more dramatic sense of "an experience".

The Philosophical Investigations proceeds to offer the new way of looking at language, which will yield the view of philosophy as therapy.

So it is for very good reason that Socrates proceeds to offer a second pleasure proof that he promises to be the "greatest and most decisive overthrow" for the unjust (583b6 7).

Then he proceeded to offer other... contrasts.

Dobson proceeded to offer the most tepid semi-endorsement possible.

Dr. Sweeney then proceeded to offer a visitor a delicious slice of vanilla cake.

Mr. McCain proceeded to offer a preview of attacks for his Democratic rival.

Soltanieh proceeded to offer me a litany of patently absurd explanations for Iran's undisclosed nuclear facilities.