Sentence examples for proposition that you from inspiring English sources

This film is dedicated to the proposition that you can have your cheescake and eat it, too.

This film is dedicated to the proposition that you can have your cheesecake and eat it, too.

"Charlie's Angels" is dedicated to the proposition that you can have your cheescake and eat it too.

There's a fat shelf of books dedicated to the proposition that you can make a fortune off the misfortune of others.

We ask the boys if they agree with the proposition that you are a different person in different places, and which most influences their everyday mood: art, literature, music or architecture (bit of a loaded question, Alain).

The seemingly absurd Thatcherite proposition that you could be a 20th-century British patriot in a society designed as if we still lived in the 18th-century world of Adam Smith, when the only universal networks were the same as in medieval times – defence, the justice system and the production of currency – has been mainstream doctrine for the major parties ever since.

I also disagree with Rana in the either/or proposition that suggests you either voice the professional American Dream, or you voice the blue-collar American Dream.

This is your unique value proposition that allows you to improve a relationship, a work environment or the world.

Create a unique selling proposition that will introduce you and your offers as being superior to those from anyone else wanting to meet this market want in the niche that you've selected.

Most resumes focus on skills, but your resume should contain a value proposition that is unique to you.

But it is still a mistake to suppose that it is assent to the propositions that makes you a believer.