Sentence examples for was as with from inspiring English sources
It was, as with May and others who have uttered the same nonsense, an opinion.
But it was, as with much of Simon's work, the more political element that dominated her fixation.
When Mrs. Kumaratunga was elected in 1994, it was, as with Mr. Wickremesinghe's victory, with great hopes for peace.
It was as with the leaflets about London in the Underground stations: the book assumed that the reader already knew about famous events.
Instead, it was, as with the Duke and Dauphin in "Huckleberry Finn," a way of mouthing words that might placate a crowd or assert his own magical powers.
The most eye-catching of Clinton's four nascent manifesto areas was, as with her appearance in Monticello on Tuesday, a pledge to take "unaccountable" money out of the electoral system.
Her relationship with fashion is, as with so many things in her life, extremely sensible.
Up close they are – as with most iterations of their kind – clumsy and rather tragic.
The final choice should be, as with any enduring memorial, a creation more symbolic than literal.
There is, as with Miss Havisham, a terrible personal tragedy to explain her bizarre existence.
The narrative is, as with so many games at the moment, where Xenoblade falls flat.
