Sentence examples for warranted a cover from inspiring English sources
That warranted a cover story.
"What terrifying truth warranted a cover-up at the cost of the lives of all these people?" asked the show's host, Adam Kadmon, who plays a mysterious masked vigilante who investigates topics like Ustica, underskin microchip implants and, more recently, Michael Jackson's prophecy about Sept. 11, and favors the French missile theory.
3) If you really think an unknown actress has a future bright enough to warrant a cover article, don't run a photograph in the magazine that depicts her sitting half-dressed in an outhouse.
What the appearance of this term reveals is that in the view of some observers, Enron's collapse has begun to generate enough unique vocabulary to warrant a cover term ending in -ese".
By the time the editors of Time realize that a fad or the popularity of an individual is important enough to warrant a cover story, the end is nigh.
When being gay doesn't warrant a magazine cover or a phone call from the president, any more than being 34 or being black does.
While we don't think she looks bad, it's just that we feel this cover warrants a more power pose, right?
And, if I'm not mistaken, the all-time — that's ALL-TIME — Ivy League scoring record! Yet such accomplishments warranted no cover at PAW, not even a multipage article.
Donald Trump's win is a history-making news event that warranted the cover of the magazine.
That covers the portion of the schedule when the Bulldogs can prove they warrant a lofty seeding.
