Sentence examples for what ground does from inspiring English sources
But on what ground does Brendel choose this resolution?
(From what ground did the hagiographic lilies spring?) If revisionism had, by 1990, "nearly shattered the idealized image" of Kennedy, both it and a third wave of "post-revisionism" ended up being, to a great extent, beside the point.
On what ground do we have to say that 6% DMSO in perfusion medium (and later in freezing mediums) is not toxic for ovarian tissue?
And on what grounds does she base this?
On what grounds does one decide that objects deserve to be considered in moral deliberation?
"On what grounds does Ms Lucena reject my signature?" asked Capriles in response.
"Exactly where and on what grounds does one draw the line between what is and what is not my business?
On what grounds does the government think it can disburse our taxes to these ends without a single by-your-leave?
On what grounds does he believe that a military campaign in one part of the world will discourage terrorism in others?
What grounds does a soul who voluntarily devoted a Sunday afternoon to trying to work out who exactly the mysterious, solitary saxophonist who struts into shot on several occasions was—or what he's doing there in the first place have to complain about anything?
On what grounds do I ascribe them?
