Sentence examples for that morsel of from inspiring English sources

That morsel of context sharpened the song's lyrics, exposing his somnolent arrangement as a deadly lure.

That morsel of information was buried near the end of a question-and-answer session.

The first "X Factor" results show got rid of an act that needed to go, but man what a slog getting to that morsel of drama.

Just as it would be silly to get too possessive of that morsel of free food once it lands in your hand - "this is my chicken now" - it would be equally silly to get hung up on any of your so-called possessions.

Plus, he knew that Morsel would take care of his empty stomach.

Suddenly, the vast journey that a morsel of food makes from farm to plate would become intelligible, even vivid.

So, when the obese communities colonised lean guts, they found that every morsel of fibre was already being devoured.

With his walking-dead demeanor and a slightly savage glint in his eye, Christopher Lloyd, portraying the narrator in the first part of the play, imbues that wry morsel of philosophy with a vivid jolt of irony.

From Vannevar Bush to PageRank, the World Wide Web was built on hypertext, the notion that any morsel of information can link to any other.

If you'll recall, Apple has been doling out that particular morsel of advice for at least a few days now.

Again, spoilers were promised, but that meagre morsel of information aside I'm not willing to divulge exactly how they've framed the fate of Thomas Wayne in this story.