Sentence examples for terms all of from inspiring English sources

But Gorsuch, in his separate opinion, expressed himself in ringing, almost lurid terms: All of us face the problem of complicity.

It exists on its own bovine terms, all of which appear to have been scribbled on a flap of luncheon meat with a blunt crayon.

But in the movie's own terms, all of it — the monsters, the storm, the maternal embrace and the possibility of triumph in the face of adversity — is equally real.

In real terms, all of the things the N95 can do are very expensive overseas.

And if a researcher wants to mine thousands of articles for certain terms, all of those licenses must be compatible.

It discussed in lurid terms all of the fortunes that have been lost in the last few months, and profiled disillusioned and unemployed webbies as they packed up and moved away to cheaper climes.

We ignored the global root term ("ALL") and root terms of the three subontologies.

"Portland is one of the leaders in terms of all these transportation innovations," she said.

Lowlicht: Over the short term, all of these rules get lost.

In the long-term, all of them, considered separately, would induce a similar mean increase in precipitation.

"In the immediate term, all of this is damaging to the Syrian revolution," he wrote in the email.