Sentence examples for that is things from inspiring English sources
Like all Motorola displays in recent memory, the screen color runs a bit warm — that is, things seem slightly more orange than they ought to be.
The Bank put the proposals out to public consultation on Wednesday, Andrew Bailey, deputy governor of the PRA, told the BBC's Today programme: "We are much more comfortable if branches from overseas are conducting wholesale business, that is things like trade finance.
The government hopes to "coax" additional capital investment — that is things like plants, infrastructure and real estate — into the economy from private players.
We used the material collected during these earlier parts of the programme as the source for the Q sample, that is things 'written or said' about NHS health checks.
That is, things do fall apart; history is made by people.
That is, things looked good if you were able to look away from less agreeable aspects of the new regime.
The second, the noumenal realm, consists of "entities of the understanding to which no objects of experience can ever correspond", that is, things-in-themselves. Regarded as magnitudes, appearances are spatiotemporally extended and continuous, that is infinitely, or at least limitlessly, divisible.
So that's the thing that is popping up.
Sure, there were things that were irritating.
