Sentence examples for that which goes from inspiring English sources

Such choices will require thought – but no more or less than that which goes into any number of routine strategic reviews.

In a report released early Saturday, North Korea said Kim had been provided with a defence counsel, but, as with much of that which goes on inside the county, no details of the trial can be independently confirmed.

#postseason October 12, 2013 He'll have to be on a team with a more consistent offense for a few years if he hopes to do that, which goes to show you how little pitching wins tell you about the starter.

Legend's second verse, "I'm just a pebble on the beach and I sit and wonder why/ Little people running around/ Never knowing why," for example, seems to echo Shakespeare's lines: "Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore/ So do our minutes hasten to their end;/ Each changing place with that which goes before,/ In sequent toil all forwards do contend".

He likens the thinking needed to build a company to that which goes into composing a symphony.

While the untrained eye sees only the finished product, relishing the seemingly impossible transformation from a single sheet of paper, the artist understands the equal importance of that which goes unseen.

"There had been other challenges like that which went unpunished and that is why it was a wee bit harsh.

What of the glorified, gratuitous violence in film and television--that which goes beyond art, beyond conscious raising provocation?

Undoubtedly, the leather is scarcer than that which went into my $20 handbag from target, and more man-hours went into designing and stitching it.

BUSH: Well, look, absolutely, that it is important for us, to be successful going forward, is to analyze that which went wrong.

The 19th-century English essayist William Hazlitt praised the felicities of style and the refinements of the prose of the British statesman Edmund Burke (1729 97) as "that which went the nearest to the verge of poetry and yet never fell over".