Sentence examples for sundry terms from inspiring English sources

And it was impossible not to wonder what sorts of person had brought themselves to resort to euphemisms such as "special ammunition" (chemical weapons), "evacuated" (destroyed) villages, "investigation" (torture? rape?), and sundry terms that masked the true horror of what they inflicted with the stroke of a pen.

Thus when subsequent research by Galle at the Berlin observatory revealed that such a planet (Neptune) did in fact exist, and was situated precisely where Adams and Leverrier had calculated, this was hailed as by all and sundry as a magnificent triumph for Newtonian physics: in Popperian terms, Newton's theory had been subjected to a critical test, and had passed with flying colours.

Tunisia would undoubtedly benefit from having foreign constitutional and policy experts available as consultants to the sundry alliances and coalitions comprising the Assembly, as well as to secure the long-term participation of international monitoring and security groups.

Come again, you may say, wasn't this the two-term president found guilty of diverting millions (and that's dollars, not bolivars) into sundry pockets?

By the mid-eighties, when I was beginning to come to terms with my sexuality, a few gay people held political office, many states had dropped long-standing laws criminalizing sodomy, and sundry celebrities had come out.

It works a treat as all and sundry are hoodwinked.

Sundry new works came and went, generally unwanted.

Today some 170 local clubs play in sundry leagues.

Imagine that, you "sundry inhabitants of the Sixth ward".

The company's other products constitute a sundry array.

The myriad sundry details of a vanished way of life.