Sentence examples for the preamble about from inspiring English sources

If it's meant to be about two damaged souls connecting, then what need the preamble about pharmaceuticals?

The amendment rejected by the Senate on Sunday, proposed by Senator Jim Risch, Republican of Idaho, would have inserted language into the preamble about the importance of tactical weapons.

(The note in the preamble about the unchecked letter I added at the last minute when I realized that GROIN, though labelled obsolete in Chambers, otherwise fitted the definition equally well).

They point to a line in the nonbinding preamble about the "interrelationship" between offensive and defensive strategic arms and a provision in the treaty that bans the use of missile silos or submarine launch tubes to house missile defense interceptors.

Critics claim that the treaty will limit America's efforts to build missile defenses, pointing to a line in the nonbinding preamble about the "interrelationship" between offensive and defensive strategic arms and a provision in the treaty that bans the use of missile silos or submarine launch tubes to house missile interceptors.

Hughes cranked up the intensity in the preamble, wailing about the myriad injustices perpetrated against his team, trumpeting about their no-mark status as the team that nobody wanted to win.

But a Kremlin document called the preamble language about the relationship between offensive and defensive weapons "legally binding," something the Obama administration denies.

The preamble talks about certain letters having "been destroyed" or being "unavailable at the time of writing", but one would have liked to hear a bit more about these omissions or absences and the editorial policy that kept them out.

It will be a dialogue not about the commerce clause of the Constitution but about the Preamble.

But Bolt had other grievances about the preamble to the 100m final, arguably the most high-pressure event of the Games, which he won with the second fastest run of all time.

Movieline points to a crazy-off between Oscar winner Richard Dreyfuss, who confesses to not watching movies and then wants to talk about the preamble to the Constitution and the billionaire conservative Koch brothers, and Oscar nominee Nick Nolte, who cops to owning crows and having a pinball machine he uses for box office predictions.