Sentence examples for the leeway that from inspiring English sources

The leeway that allows for some genuinely terrible kitsch (particularly a continuing conceit about movie archetypes christened "the Dark Prince" and "the Fair Princess") also gives her the freedom to write this passage describing Monroe's last film, "The Misfits": "It had a stubborn integrity.

"From the look of things, we've reached the bottom of the leeway that the constitution allows.

But all television executives do not have the leeway that he and his cable colleagues have.

The architects in the Chelsea studio don't have the leeway that Princeton students do to use architecture as a means of rewriting an unsatisfactory world.

Baumbach is a meticulous writer, and it will be interesting to see whether he gives Gerwig, an extraordinarily inventive improviser, the leeway that, so far, she's needed to do her best.

As part of that effort, Feinblatt, the city's criminal justice coordinator, lobbied legislators in Albany to amend the state's gun laws and eliminate the leeway that judges had in sentencing defendants found guilty of illegal possession of a loaded weapon.

The consequences of a single knotted ribbon have spiralled into a wide-ranging debate about Team GB's selection policy for the 2012 Games and the degree of leeway that should be afforded to sports for which it may be a once-in-a-generation showcase.

The immediate question this Thursday will be what George Osborne decides to do with the modest fiscal leeway that is accruing.

It has support among developing countries such as India, which argues that it should be given the time and leeway that developed countries had in economic advancement.

But that, in itself, would indicate that there is some leeway in timing these types of announcements — the sort of leeway that Comey refused to grant himself last October.

Oncologist 3 (Area 1) It would be better if there was that leeway, that kind of box…if your level of suspicion is high or you do suspect cancer.