Sentence examples for something that applies from inspiring English sources

This is something that applies at the start of the 21st century.

"Cool only lasts for so long, but being useful is something that applies to everyone".

It's something that applies equally, and excitingly, to the music they make.

"Take any cliché about the human psyche, and you will find something that applies to the poker players".

The sheer craft of Playboy Mommy still astonishes – something that applies to the album as a whole.

"What we're trying to achieve here is a model not just for painted dogs, but something that applies for any species," Mr. Rasmussen said.

Tangled up in the moment are howling political failures that only compounded that problem: Iraq, the MPs' expenses scandal, the way that Cameron's flip from big society niceness to hard-faced austerity compounded all the cliches about people you cannot trust, answerable only to themselves (something that applied equally to the first victims of our new politics, the Liberal Democrats).

Understandable, but there's something called social responsibility that applies to us humans.

I want to make something great that applies to everyone.

So Deanne said, 'Have something ready that applies to everybody,'" and suggested a stock question that he later used on a show.

There is more discipline to the 21-year-old's game, as he said, more consistency (something that also applies to Martínez's use of the midfielder) and his end-product has increased in an Everton team with the most goals from open play in the Premier League (24).