Sentence examples for qualifying something from inspiring English sources

Anyone with any knowledge of dance history, or interest in it, is going to read this book saluting one aspect of it, arguing with the next, qualifying something else.

I ask them if they know what it means to qualify something.

My books are well-reviewed enough and sell well enough that I wouldn't imagine I'd have a problem qualifying for something like that.

So whenever I hear thoughts floated that amount to firing torpedoes into a supertanker I feel the need to ask some fundamental questions about qualifying whether something is a clear and present danger and, more important, if the threat is active and acute.

Sonam Tobgay, the leader of the Bhutan Kuen-Nyam Party, said, "Four parties appealing for the fifth party, who couldn't qualify, is something unprecedented universally and internationally, something special and noble".

Kenneth believes that getting Showtime for three months from Time Warner Cable is something he should bring up to Jack, but Jack informs him that getting Showtime does not qualify as something important.

I guess the one woman wasn't qualified or something?

On the subject of Israel, however, she qualifies as something more like the enemy within.

In gaming circles, the release qualifies as something akin to the Super Bowl.

Mr. Santorum's deficit in Arizona is just large enough, however, that it would qualify as something of a surprise if he won the state.

In the end, England qualified with something to spare and the prize for overhauling France at the top of Group D is a significant one.