Sentence examples for she offers only from inspiring English sources

She offers only the vaguest speculation.

She offers only vague conclusions: "If we feed the earth, it will feed us"; "though the earth demands its sacrifices, spring will always return".

As for countering what she sees as the empty Obama brand of hope, she offers only a chilly void: Abandon hope all ye who enter here.

For the most part, however, the White House portions of this book feel carefully prepared and vetted: Mrs. Bush lays out a predictable defense of her husband's decision to invade Iraq and his decision not to visit New Orleans in the immediate aftermath of Katrina, and she offers only the blandest portraits of administration figures like Dick Cheney, Donald H. Rumsfeld and Karl Rove.

She offered only perfunctory remarks at yesterday's fund-raiser.

Asked if she liked the sweets her father was carrying out, she offered only a huge, bucktoothed grin.

Pressed on what she and her colleagues discussed so heatedly for so long, she offered only, "We were all just visiting".

From Schubert's Fantasy in C (D. 934), the most substantial and challenging work on the disc, she offered only the closing section.

I'm pretty sure she was the only speaker who did not even utter Obama's name, and she offered only the most glancing and implicit criticism of his foreign policy.

But asked by the committee to give her own definition of what an ICR is — "in terms that might be understandable by a layperson" — she offered only "an equivalence" explanation, describing it as: "When you have somebody who is accessing a particular site… or is using the Internet for a particular communication, you wish to be able to identify that.

We were talking about what distinguishes "Prism," due Tuesday, from her first two records, and at first she offered only generalities — "It's got some substance to it" — language that seemed to be circling a more straightforward description.