Sentence examples for true qualifiers from inspiring English sources
With all the usual (but nevertheless important and true) qualifiers that those who bear all the moral responsibility for the recent deaths in Paris are those who pulled the triggers and detonated their suicide vests, it must be said that we, the West, are collectively doing nothing to help ourselves.
Can they do this?" In true Hanks-style, he hastily adds a qualifier in case any of the guys from The Hangover get insulted: "But I gotta tell you, they're a guilty pleasure, those movies".
"To be called up was a dream come true and to be involved in a qualifier would be unbelievable.
It enables authorities to confiscate cash or property obtained through illicit means, and, in many states, funnel the proceeds directly into the fight against crime".Those two sentences are true only to the extent that the two key qualifiers in them are true.
As the qualifiers wind their way towards a close, the true work for Fabio Capello and his peers is merely beginning.
Hardt and Negri's new book, "Multitude," argues that the antidote to empire is the realization of true democracy, "the rule of everyone by everyone, a democracy without qualifiers".
Goldman's other qualifier -- about its positions not being consistent -- is also true.
Yet for Afghanistan, a World Twenty20 qualifier for the second time, the match Saturday is also a chance to assert itself as a true juggernaut among cricket's developing nations.
Entourages in the qualifiers?
Avoid adjectives, adverbs, qualifiers.
