Sentence examples for setting red from inspiring English sources

"I'm not having a debate or conversation about red lines…I'm not setting red lines".

The George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations both threatened war, setting red lines that Pyongyang almost always went on to cross.

Joshi has just co-written a paper for the Royal United Services Institute on the perils of setting red lines in the context of Iran.

It is a reminder to avoid setting red lines unless the consequences are carefully considered and we understand the politics of the Middle East are worse, and more dangerous, than ever.

Barack Obama has stressed the importance of Kennedy's "calm, rational judgment" and his "courage. . . to talk to our enemies". I haven't found direct comments from Mitt Romney, but we can infer from other policy statements that he would probably agree with his friend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the crisis showed the importance of setting "red lines" and backing them with force.

Araqchi also says that the Supreme Leader was in frequent contact with the Iranian negotiating team, setting red lines and even getting involved in some of the details, despatching messengers to Vienna "a couple of times" to ensure his views were conveyed.

But standing for an hour in heels sets red lightning bolts blazing off my feet.

An embattled Moscow media magnate, Vladimir A. Gusinsky, urged Western leaders today to set "red lines" for Russian behavior.

The bullying Israeli prime minister is fond of demanding that America set red lines on Iran's nuclear ambitions.

That looks good on paper (it is reliance on short-term borrowing that sets red lights flashing).

Populate the "s" structure with attribute values, then use it to set red errors and cross-shaped symbols for the histogram called "hist1".