Sentence examples for thing namely from inspiring English sources

It looks like his kind of thing, namely a brand name and a bunch of customers, but no consistent profitability.

(Surowiecki also wrote about what others might have considered a more striking thing, namely Levin's language).

He forgot one key thing, namely Tigger allows no room for imitators.

d of "possessing a thing, namely a compact disc, connected with preparation of a terrorist act, knowing of that connection".

Both offer largely the same thing: namely, the ability to stream live video through Twitter (which owns Periscope).

But media reports will inevitably focus on one thing, namely the spontaneous occupation of and protest in Tory HQ at 30 Millbank Tower.

That way they'd be around to bring back the important things — namely, us".

Still, some things, namely perspiration, can't and couldn't be prevented, either on screen or in daily life.

But most people come to the museum for other things, namely its holdings in what was once called "ethnic" art -- Egyptian, African, Meso-American -- which are very fine.

The president told reporters his mind was focused on other things, namely the imminent negotiations on how to streamline the Union's decision making systems.

No, I suggest that the outcome of suffering lies not with experiencing suffering itself, but with the combined presence or absence of two other things, namely hope or deliverance.