Sentence examples for what substitutes from inspiring English sources

For the moment, what substitutes for certainty is the anger of Vladimir Putin.

Where gifts of money are inappropriate, find out what substitutes to carry.

In Shakespeare, argument — the ever-changing play of contradictions — is what substitutes for character (a word that for the Elizabethans meant only a letter in the alphabet).

What substitutes for psychology in Tolkien and his followers, and keeps the stories from seeming barrenly external, is what preceded psychology in epic literature: an overwhelming sense of history and, with it, a sense of loss.

For the moment, what substitutes for certainty is the anger of Vladimir Putin, who said that "the loss we suffered today came from a stab in the back delivered by accomplices of the terrorists".

Fully remembering history is impossible, and so what substitutes is a scattershot assembly of heroes and villains, passed down through ritual and recitation, which we receive as cultural memory.

The company contacted the manufacturer of adhesive for information about what substitute materials would work with their product.

Though I'm curious to find out what these substitutes taste like, ironically, I find I'm eating less fruit and veg this week than normal – usually I'd have a salad, not a hunk of heavily seasoned wheat gluten.

Benefits of such a policy must be weighed against what fat substitutes would be made, especially by poorer individuals, if the prices of both trans-fats and saturated fats were targeted via tax policies.

We do see substitutes, what level of substitution, we're not sure; we're not clear about that.

The truism says that goalkeepers don't make good coaches, so what chance substitute goalkeepers?