Sentence examples similar to proffer to someone from inspiring English sources

At least judicial review would force the government to make a proffer of proof to someone independent of the executive branch.

So when I began to dip my toes, tentatively, back into the dating world — when I finally accepted the possibility that my shattered heart could be somehow repaired and then proffered up again, to someone new — I had to ask: Could I be with a white guy?

But I would far rather proffer to one of my clients a candidate with a marginal resume and the ability to sell herself than someone who has crafted a work of art but who can't communicate those strengths in person.

Do you really have to choose a version of yourself to proffer to the online world?

There are also several carrots the government could proffer to draw irregular forces into legitimate service.

That purpose was to proffer to other States a scheme of 'reciprocity' for taxing accounts receivable.

I proffer to you: no, there is not.

When a senior Mexican government official made such a proffer to the New York Times, Bill Keller, then the paper's foreign editor, brusquely responded by letter: "We do not, and will not, back away from a story we believe to have been accurate in order to appease someone who found the story troublesome".

Do you proffer to lunge, rather than slash?

Teens, especially, will eschew comments and suggestions pertaining to sport/fitness when proffered by someone living a stagnant life on the sideline.

A preliminary proposal has been proffered to Chinese leaders at the National People's Congress.