Sentence examples for that do not amount from inspiring English sources

A job is better than no job, but jobs that do not amount to a living will not lift the economy.

Goodman (1976), Langer (1953a) and Margolis (1999) all have semiotic theories of expression in dance, in which dance is seen as having certain symbolic properties that do not amount to a language, per se, but that have communicative power.

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For if Arcesilaus holds that action is possible on the basis of 'reasonable' views that don't amount to belief, his acceptance of akatalêpsia or universal epochê can be explained in the same way.

Dead terrorists may tell no tales, but tortured terrorists tend to tell tales that don't amount to a hill of beans, as far as national security is concerned.

These days, that does not amount to very many.Still, almost all Haitians appreciate that the country with a real interest in Haitian stability is the one leaving its troops behind.

It needs to look for a way to protect Americans' ability to get insurance from terrorist attacks that does not amount to a wholesale giveaway of taxpayer dollars to private industry.

"I think that's a lame theory that doesn't amount to much," he said.

He has squandered his mandate on petty infighting that doesn't amount to anything.

We had such high ambitions that didn't amount to very much".

It's a joke that Mr. Roth delivers with consummate poise and a couple of bravura touches, but a joke, in the end, that doesn't amount to a full-fledged novel.