Sentence examples for what stretch of from inspiring English sources

By what stretch of the imagination (or the commerce clause), they ask, does the constitution give the feds the power to force citizens to buy insurance they do not want?And yet if the Democrats are routed next week, it will not be because of the merits or defects of the bill itself.

What stretch of content does the specious present of this act comprise?

By what stretch of the imagination does that look fair?

They want to know what stretches of the East Coast Greenway would especially benefit from federal attention.

The application of prefrom determines what stretch ratios would be employed.

Secondly, Clarke claimed parity between spatial and temporal extendedness: because the former is compatible with the simplicity of what "stretches" temporally, the latter is compatible with the simplicity of what stretches spatially.

Mr. Fuksas's building adds a giant bauble in what's still the middle of nowhere, albeit it's too early to say for sure what this stretch of suburb will become when the congress hall opens, and housing arrives.

The company wants to expand its client base beyond the region's ex-pat oil workers, and I'm here with a group of German dive tour operators who want to see what this stretch of the Red Sea has to offer.

But what makes this stretch of oceanfront real estate so stirring is its profound natural beauty and fierce independence.

See the satellite image here for what a vast stretch of space that is: it's fourteen long city blocks, or more than a mile.

He said that an existing leg of the Grand Parkway, just to the south of the proposed leg, would give a sense of what the new stretch of the Grand Parkway might look like when it is done.