Sentence examples for the fillip of from inspiring English sources
More than most, he needs the fillip of knowing it is going well.
Of tan rock-faced brick, they are essentially rectangular buildings, each with the fillip of a crenelated turret.
Yes, REIT's, especially highly leveraged ones, will not have the fillip of refinancing to drive up yields now that interest rates are rising.
Yet the fillip of more German demand would not necessarily save the rest of Europe from the difficult road ahead.The oddity is that where Germany really now deserves blame, the critics are almost silent.
Our indelible post-9/11 dread, often centered on bridges and tunnels, doesn't conduce to indulgent humor, and the fillip of an infraction in full view of N.Y.P.D. headquarters doesn't purely thrill.
Since membership of the euro rules out the fillip of a cheaper currency, the country's only route to growth is through deep reforms that slash costs and boost productivity.
Even the crowds coming out of the feelgood fillip of the packed finals of the beach volleyball on Copacabana were a reminder of the corporatism that is hardwired into the Games.
The shocking opening scenes and the underlying premise of Zero Dark Thirty, the latest fillip of the torture hagiography to afflict and pervert American society insidiously propagates the view that torture is necessary; tough men and women must make tough decisions, right?
P.S. Rosey Mulderrig, in her obituary for Victor in Huntington's Village Tattler, fills in some of the background, including this fillip, of which I was unaware: The Cinema puts out their sandwich board displaying the list of movies and events on the schedule, it happens to display a gay program and a lecture by a woman from the African jungles of Rhodesia who addresses everyone as " Comrade".
Among other notable entries, "Terror," by C. P. Haggard, mimics the staged emotion of a film-noir still, with the added fillip of shadowy hands framing the victim.
"Survivor" created a stir this season by dividing its contestants by race; yet with that fillip of ethnic tension, the ratings were about the same as last time around.
