Sentence examples for proposition to us from inspiring English sources

"We started talking about how folks effect change and what was interesting to us was that anyone can start a super PAC and become a part of the process, and that seemed like a powerful proposition to us," Knapp said.

And just having spent so much time with Nick, it just seemed sort of a preposterous proposition to us, to try to take away that stuff because it felt to us like all of that mythology and all of that creation was a part of who Nick really is".

"These platitudinous attempts to reassure that everything would be sorted out with goodwill – well, if this is your proposition to take us out of the 40-year relationship, where is your detail?" There are other reasons why support for staying in the EU is considerably more solid in Northern Ireland than in the UK as a whole.

While we're busy comparison shopping for flat-screen TVs and upgrading to high definition broadcasts, the consumer electronics industry is readying a whole new television proposition to sell us.

As well as persuading two Ulstermen to vote with the government, John Smith and I could have captured another half dozen Unionists had we been allowed to accept a proposition put to us by Enoch Powell for a gas pipe-line across Saint George's Channel.

The Congressmen returned to Philadelphia and reported that Lord Howe "has no propositions to make us" and that "America is to expect nothing but total unconditional submission".

The answer is to think intelligently about the value propositions offered to us all in the wake of the ICO craze and, further, create a similar framework that gave rise to the best of the startup era.

Still, it's a risky proposition to rely on the non-US markets to champion a western.

Morrison replied: "I just don't think that's a proposition that comes to us..

The next proposition was inspired to us by [118, Lemma 2.13.4].

"Give us the tools and we'll finish the job," was his proposition to the electorate.