Sentence examples for put forward something from inspiring English sources

You can destroy everything, but at some point you have to put forward something positive.

"The leave campaign must be getting pretty desperate to put forward something as naive as this".

"If he's going to say the system is broken, he's got to put forward something of substance himself," he said.

"I see it as one of the basic human stories: someone with good intentions tries to put forward something that he believes in, and then it all goes wrong".

As we are all writers, it was decided that each one of us should put forward something totally original for consideration on the new album..

Nevertheless, Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said Tuesday that the resolution "would wipe this regulation off the books and give [the Department of Labor] an opportunity to put forward something new that better reflects Congress' intent".

Campbell puts forward something else: more of a hope than a plan.

"A bold proposal isn't about putting forward something that's never going to happen," he said.

"There is no point in putting forward something that doesn't do the job it's got to do and messes up the port".

This principle is put forward as something that is "manifest by the natural light" (7:40), which itself is described as a cognitive power whose results are indubitable (7 38), like clear and distinct perception (7:144).

But there will be no reward for simply turning up and the key issue for building confidence is still uranium enriched to 20% … If we are going to continue talking in good faith, there has to be something put forward by Iran".