Sentence examples for what has stuck from inspiring English sources
What has stuck with me from that period is a gut-wrenching sense of lasting injustice.
Greenberg, with prosaic exactitude, called it post-painterly abstraction, but colour field is what has stuck.
In the weeks since we had that conversation, however, what has stuck with me is not so much the differences as something they all had in common.
But what has stuck in the gut of Belgian historians is Hochschild's claim that 10 million people may have died in a forgotten holocaust.
"What has stuck with me most and what I try to impart to law students engaged in social justice work is what Judge Pregerson taught me about being persistent in the quest for true justice," Harris said.
Don't be mistaken, though: Her brief appearances onstage are what have stuck with me the most in the days since.
… What had stuck was the taste for a kind of food quite ideally unlike anything I had known before".
With the rumored massive changes stage designs coming at you through a glistening HD feed, you'll be able to tell exactly what Fatboy Slim has stuck in his teeth, what particular breed of Koala Oliver Heldens is dressed up as, And what kind of burrito Carnage is eating on stage.
But there's still a big fear around alternative energies here; oil is what America has stuck to since forever, and going into something so unfamiliar as alternative energy – it confuses people.
"And the nickname has stuck?" "Stuck, what means 'stuck'?" James wonders if Ahmed's command of the language becomes dishevelled whenever he feels ruffled.
