Sentence examples for raised things from inspiring English sources

"The Warwick commission has raised things which are horrific," said Smith.

"It's not really about transformation to raise things up – almost everything becomes toxic".

"Lamont was raising things known to be factually untrue," Ms. Taylor added.

"The government is raising things and the living standard in Ghana is hard.

"But as I say, you drive up and down the road and you see these small conglomerates where they're going to raise things one year, two years.

But voters continue to raise things that Mrs. Clinton has tried to leave behind: her husband's dalliance with an intern, his impeachment, Whitewater.

"We're raising things I never would have dreamed of," said Michael Brinkley, a farmer whose family farm in nearby Creedmoor produced up to 60 acres of tobacco until about five years ago, when the Brinkleys shifted entirely to produce.

The work is really interesting, you are a company's right hand advisor; you are the person who can raise things that they might not have thought about and help them make important business decisions.

Go ahead and raise, things are strong enough today it won't matter.

"Anybody that raises things when a man's dead, to be blunt I think they're cowards.

The divine raises things to their own magnificence, fills them with spirit, gives them life and in this sense is actually immanent in things (Aesthetics, 1: 368; PKÄ, 93).