Sentence examples for such as thing from inspiring English sources

There is such as thing as potentially losing the spirit of the place.

"If there is such as thing as the poetry of congestion, Mr. Johnson invented it," John Russell wrote in The New York Times in 1977.

When I was first nursing there was still such as thing as a planned admission; a structured stay in hospital to prevent a crisis.

But Professor Klopfer warned that, as with anything, there was — probably to my nephew's chagrin — such as thing as too much Minecraft.

If we imagine such as thing as an "average" person in China, that person would likely be male, since men outnumber women.

If there is such as thing as a poet's mantle, it is a $4.99 plastic poncho: useless for fashion but good in the rain and the cold.

Dr. Khan's weapon was inferior in terms of such as things as size, power and efficiency.

Personification of objects may be observed, such as things speaking to the user.

Such as? "Idiosyncratic things.

Things such as Skype might prevent these things.

There is such a thing as love, and such a thing as food.