Sentence examples for this is a rose from inspiring English sources

Leading the way to the stable yard, a lanky, shy, elegant figure with flopping hair, he would add: "This is a rose hedge, you know.

This one is a rose with grass in it.

In "A Prophet of Modernism," she dips into the mind of Gertrude Stein, concluding about Stein's phrase "Rose is a rose is a rose" that "this endearing, enduring, durable and derisible chant of a copycat Cubist is almost all that is left of Gertrude Stein" but that she remains "modernism's outermost manifestation and prophet".

This is a nighttime Rose Bowl, a slot alien to a game that is traditionally played about 5 o'clock Eastern time on New Year's Day.

I don't think this is a beautiful rose, but I do think it's a wonderful plant, which produces masses of rich, red flowers just about all summer.

This is a wild rose common throughout northern Europe.

This is a detail Rose would want to have emphasized because she prided herself on her petite figure and frequently said that after having nine children she could still wear a size eight.

So the main image in this song is that he is a "rose".

There is no irony in this turn of events -- a rose is a rose is a rose -- but it definitely seems like something was gained in translation.

Thus, the opening of Rose is a Rose proved that there was merit in this concept.

"A rose is a rose is a rose". Gertrude Stein.