Sentence examples for thing from one from inspiring English sources

Polling data hardly means a consistent thing from one party to another, does it?

It's difficult to know what Trump believes, or if he believes the same thing from one day to the next.

Dialogue can be one of the strongest elements in a game, something that will often save the whole thing from one or two key mistakes in other areas.

I share a poky one-bedroom flat in Sheffield with my girlfriend that is so small we can vacuum the whole thing from one plug socket – and I love it.

They're trying to do the opposite: to make some spaces that might mean something to someone, at several levels at once, and never quite the same thing from one person to the next.

Once, I thought the best way to stop getting crumbs all over my keyboard was to buy this mini-hoover thing from one of those catalogues nobody ever buys anything from (you know the ones: tucked into newspaper supplements, mostly offering sausage dog-themed crockery), rather than to just stop eating biscuits at my desk.

You seem to be making a habit of translating things from one medium to another.

It is not about one man making things from many trees, but about many people making things from one tree.

Fencing blocks off monuments and ceremonies; it separates living things from one another and safeguards empty lots.

Passing things from one side of the fence to the other, without discussion or understanding, simply doesn't work.

Nick Ayer, recalling a recent encounter with father and son, in the South of France, gave me a gently amused description of Lucian's rather formal attire, noting, "Maybe there are things from one's childhood we cannot escape.