Sentence examples for thing with which from inspiring English sources

The easiest thing with which to give yourself food poisoning is raw chicken.

The resulting unidentifiable slop would be the perfect thing with which to toast Britain's departure.

Although the project is amusing, coming up with nonsense is the one thing with which humans need no help.

"A lot of people will try to get a gun to do more than one thing with, which is silly," he said.

In his turmoil, Epstein had "believed that my own will-power was the best thing with which to overcome my homosexuality".

Finally there is perfection as aesthetic idealism, the thing with which Bergkamp is most associated and which informed so much of what he did on a football field.

Yet there are people who are equally outraged by things with which we might wholeheartedly agree.

"He's a great friend, but he talks a lot about weird things with which I definitely disagree," she said.

Shrewd and eloquent, he has made a name for himself by saying things with which hardly any Israeli agrees.

She spends lots of time hunting and gathering food and soft things with which to feather their winter nest.

Trees, stones, hills and chalk: these were the things with which the ancient people made their art.