Sentence examples for she encountered that from inspiring English sources

While Jones wasn't successful in convincing everyone she encountered that Clinton was the best choice, she didn't feel deterred by the end of the two days. .

I am disappointed she has encountered that claim today but am confident she will rise above it.

But you could argue that she first encountered that moment — many times over — as a child at her mother's Philadelphia beauty shop.

Insept Mom" (a notice attached to her five-year-old grandson's door), a short inventory of clubs she'd encountered that wouldn't allow girls or women.

She had encountered that word for the first time in an exercise in a conversation primer, a dialogue between a Miss Mulligan and a Mr. Fredericks — " 'Your manners leave me dumbstruck, Mr. Fredericks,' Miss Mulligan exclaimed" — and for some reason that phrase had lodged itself in Amina's head.

She encounters that perception on many issues these days; on health care it has been reinforced by her work alongside prominent Republicans like Newt Gingrich and Senator Bill Frist on goals like upgrading medical information technology.

ADAM GOPNIK: Yes, I've encountered that argument.

As a crowd formed around her, Eckford followed her mother's advice: that the best way to deal with the spiteful people she would encounter that day was to ignore them.

("Daddy," his daughter Daphne exclaimed, the first time she encountered Tallulah, "that's the most beautiful girl I've ever seen in my life").

In writing her book, Ms. Franck said, she encountered groups that had been together for 35 years, since the time their first babies were born.

It was winsome and forthright, as was its introduction: she said she first encountered that tune "a long time ago," on the soundtrack to the Julia Roberts-Hugh Grant movie "Notting Hill".