Sentence examples similar to stripe- from inspiring English sources

Looking at a cloud-filled valley was less interesting to me (or at least, no more interesting to me) than looking at my father drag his thumb along the magnetic stripe of his credit card to wipe it clean.

As Europe sinks deeper into austerity, governing parties of whatever stripe are routinely rejected by disillusioned voters – only to be replaced by others delivering more welfare cuts, privatisation and inequality.

Sandy was a jolly labrador with a white stripe between her ears.

Meanwhile, voters from the rest of the UK appear to be responding to Sturgeon's pre-election overtures when she repeatedly said that the SNP would be a friend to progressives of whatever political stripe and wherever they lived.

The Chinese Communist Party and the occupant of the White House, of any political stripe, have more to gain from economic growth than from anything else.China's leaders understand this.

Mr Bush's troops will try to convince blue-collar types in places like Macomb County that a "Harvard Yard liberal" of Mr Kerry's stripe does not share their values on issues like gay marriage.Yet Mr Bush will get the attention of such voters only if he can convince them that the economy is recovering.

So the authorities plan to replace the stripe with a permanent double row of inlaid marker stones--when they can raise the money.

ONE remark of John Maynard Keynes on which political thinkers, whatever their stripe, will surely agree is this:The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood.

Almost everyone seems to self-identify as an "advocate" or "activist" of some stripe.

Arguing with law enforcement agents of any stripe never ever pays.

Few big-city mayors of any political stripe managed to force through so liberal a raft of reforms.