Sentence examples for speaking routine from inspiring English sources
So this is where we are: the share of Americans who think abortion should be legal in all or most circumstances has hovered around or just above fifty per cent for the past twenty years (in 2016, it was fifty-seven per cent, a comparative high), while the partisan divide persists, and the procedure remains common and, medically speaking, routine.
Scalia has a well-known reputation for intellectual brilliance, but unfortunately it hasn't been incorporated into his speaking routine.
There are many cut flowers, grasses and seed pods here to get you out of the box, so to speak, of routine flower arrangements.
But a stream of black and Hispanic witnesses spoke of routine harassment and worse from the white officers who make up the majority of the police force.
The city officials also questioned the validity of the report because, they said, the commission had not approached the city with any follow-up questions since holding a public hearing in New York in May, in which dozens of black and Hispanic New Yorkers spoke of routine harassment by the police.
"Paper or plastic?" Who acknowledges the person that speaks those routine words?
They have also been immunized, relatively speaking, from the systemic, routine and often lethal violence exercised by the state against the black community -- not just episodes of individual killing, but the institutionalized violence of residential segregation, educational segregation, job discrimination, policing and mass incarceration.
All non-adopted adult English speaking patients with upcoming routine appointments were invited.
The people who speak negatively about routine have probably not developed a routine that puts them on a path of internal growth.
Participants spoke about their routine in relation to increasing their activity, identifying the influences of fixed or flexible routines and the emergence of new ones whilst participating in the trial.
'I was knackered,' he says, 'but I made myself do it.' This seemingly routine act spoke louder than the many thousands of words expended this past few weeks in promoting Calzaghe's debut at light-heavyweight at the Thomas & Mack Center on Saturday against the brooding old Philadelphian, Bernard 'The Executioner Hopkinss.
