Sentence examples for which de from inspiring English sources

This outsider status is something of which de la Pava appears to be obliquely proud.

But there's another sense in which de Gaulle's vanity and egomania was essential to the cause.

Lee is on, and his first ball is a mean bouncer which de Villiers ducks easily enough.

Some shock has been caused by the precision with which De Beauvoir records the trivia of senility.

Periodically, Niarchos would fall into silence, from which de Massy would attempt to rouse him with funny stories.

In the exit polling, there are only six categories in which de Blasio did not win an outright plurality.

Could it be a coincidence that these songs, which de-emphasize rhythm, also steer clear of sex? (No wonder parents love her so much).

Meanwhile the interior of the Pulitzer Foundation is a blissful achievement, in which de-emphasis and surprise go hand in hand.

Not so in the Anglo-Saxon world which de-eroticizes the mind to make it publicly presentable.

The recursion-only claim, we suggest, is motivated by Chomsky's recent approach to syntax, the Minimalist Program, which de-emphasizes the same aspects of language.

The so-called 2010 Plan is student-focused and places emphasis on self-learning, which de-facto transforms the roles that teachers play in the educational process.