Sentence examples for someone to propose from inspiring English sources

But he added, "I don't think our society is ready for someone to propose this".

"You need someone to propose you" to the White House, one politically active lawyer said, "and he hasn't got it".

We have only to imagine what it would be for someone to propose that we had a right to sexual satisfaction to imagine both how we might contrive this and what terrible things might be done in its name.

It might be too much for a new couple causing them to crack under the pressure, it could push someone to propose when the other isn't ready, even the mere gift exchange puts unwanted stress on a relationship.

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Peace, aged 48 (FHH4), avoided being in locations where sexual partnerships were formed, rarely leaving her house or going out at night or to bars and adopted a steely countenance: For someone to propose to you, you may have looked at him in a way that shows interest.

By the same logic, if someone were to propose raising the payroll tax by 3.1 percentage points, I would expect employment to be reduced by one million to three million.

Condoleezza Rice has written that it is not "isolationist to suggest that the United States has a special role in the world and should not adhere to every international convention and agreement that someone thinks to propose".

"Theoretically, if someone wanted to propose a strip club for a mixed use or commercial zone, they would have to apply to the municipality for an exception".

"I think someone would have to propose straightening the streets of Greenwich Village to get the same response at a town meeting in New York".

That's why I said almost at the outset of this conversation that if someone's going to propose an initiative, you've got to say how you're going to pay for it.