Sentence examples for proposes one of from inspiring English sources

Job is, Wilson proposes, "one of the biblical books which is also a stupendous work of literature… in which Hebrew poetry is never more hauntingly musical or sad".

It proposes one of the simple answers you'll come across anywhere, and I mean that as an absolute compliment.

"It would be good to have the possibility to apply for another 3 years if the project has not been finished but is yielding promising results" proposes one of the fellows.

Now she is the person proposing one of the most serious attacks ever on a fundamental civil liberty, the right not to be held excessively by the state without knowing your fate.

Gov. Edward G. Rendell of Pennsylvania has proposed one of the heftiest increases: raising the tax on a gallon of beer to 25 cents from 8 cents.

His list shows that in 1985 he proposed one of the first bills to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and in 1988 passed a bill to protect dolphins from being caught in fishing nets.

In the early nineteen-thirties, Hoagland proposed one of the first models for how the brain keeps time, based partly on his wife's behavior when she had the flu.

Edward G. Rendell, the governor of Pennsylvania, has proposed one of the heftiest increases.

The Mayor has the statue pulled down – proposing one of himself in its place.

I propose one of storytelling, using the details of the lives of the Sept. 11 victims, as allowed by their families, to tell the story of life here.

The Italian polymath Tito Livio Burattini proposed one of the first formal definitions of the second, 1/86,400 of a solar day, in his 1685 treatise on metrology.