Sentence examples for something that leaves from inspiring English sources

"It's something that leaves a bitter taste in your mouth.

Within my generation, I'm crying out to hear something that leaves space for the music".

"That's something that leaves a hole in a child's heart that governments can't fill".

The soul was a life-principle, and, as such, it was regarded as something that leaves the body at death.

If you've spent much time in museums — or even leafing through art books — you've probably come across something that leaves you scratching your head.

And yet there's something gloomily philistine about it, something that leaves you with a surprising pang for the days when Tory patricians were allowed to be decent chaps without quite such demands on their electoral palatability.

But for now, he described his decision to leave Congress as something that left him feeling "renewed" and "never better".

There was something familiar in the way this round of games ended too, something that left Marca declaring it "simply the best league in the world".

And as a young prosecutor, that's something that left an indelible impression on me, because that's who Loretta Lynch is.

With that in mind, I thought it appropriate to start this week's piece by drawing your attention to something that left me in fits of laughter.

But it failed to offer him a full-time job – something that left Litvinenko disappointed and a "little worried" about cash-flow.