Sentence examples for things referring from inspiring English sources

When I pressed her about his feelings about the state of things, referring to the violence in Charlottesville specifically and the matter of race relations more generally, she said, "He's happy".

The reason, he added, was "driven by the demographics in part, but also by the fact that we have a leader who's willing to do big things and bold things," referring to President Bush.

While Hall concedes that "it's so great that women are being allowed to be heroes in big things", referring to the surge in popularity of female superheroes in Hollywood blockbusters," she believes "the next step is allowing women to be antiheroes".

cIn context, a reading of 'bought three things' referring to three separate objects is also possible, provided that these three objects belong to three separate types.

Everyone's said such nice things," referring to potential competitors as he contemplated a 2012 presidential run.

It also requires a separate room with necessary things (referring to equipment and supplies).

As Green puts it, "the sense originally expressed by the text of the Constitution is what the phrase 'this Constitution' in Article VI makes binding, not the original reference or collection of things referred to by the Constitution".

These days complex things refer to physics calculations and graphics operations.

The Internet of Things refers to a world where much more than our computers and cell phones is internet-enabled.

It's been clear that Lee means trouble since shortly after the season's première, when some of his old tweets surfaced online, revealing that he had, among other things, referred to Black Lives Matter as a terrorist group.

The problem was dealt with by the provision of extra premises which ensured that the very same things referred to by a true premise are the things referred to by the demonstrative phrases in the conclusion.