Sentence examples for state of anything from inspiring English sources

But, he added, stocks may now be in a permanent state of anything goes.

It is impossible for us to perfectly describe the state of anything at any time.

"The most literal sense" of "integrity" is, according to Chambers Dictionaryy (1977 edition), "entireness, wholeness: the unimpaired state of anything"; then "uprightness, honesty, purity".

For the Stoics, Reason or logos the essence of the world — though it underlies all things, is more strongly manifest in some (such as human life) than in others, while the virtues of stoic detachment and self-sufficiency preclude our true good being held hostage to the state of anything external to ourselves, such as nature.

Surely nothingness is a state of anything "happening" because even stillness "happens", right?

If I make nothing of this experience, then I have no right commenting on the state of anything.

"I'm not somebody who goes to the idea of state takeovers of anything lightly," Mr. Christie said.

These ideas can't have seemed too controversial until the 1970s, when the response to global economic chaos was to blame the unions, taxes and state ownership of anything, and instead hand unrestrained power to big business and the free market.

As Bacevich notes in his book (you should beg, borrow, or otherwise acquire a copy), experience has not taught the U.S. national security state much of anything.

As Ingold reported, Colorado isn't laying out any money directly for them, as they're covered by the federal government and an enterprise fund, so cutting those folks from Medicaid won't save the state much of anything.

Confidence is required in almost every niche and field as it provides a person with a state of achieving anything.