Sentence examples for without having to name from inspiring English sources

Corbyn can ask the question without having to name everyone.

You can continue asking questions without having to name the subject of the search, too, so it really does become like a fairly lengthy conversation over time.

iCOACH avoids this problem by allowing multiple (conjunctive) selection by a user to drill-down to the corresponding concept node in the hierarchy automatically generated using FCA without having to name the concept node.

"I trust you'll understand the reference to another Scottish tragedy without my having to name the play".

But a "Macbeth" allusion played better in the U.K. than it did Stateside: when a beleaguered Hamilton, "son of a whore and a Scotsman," sings to Angelica, "Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace from day to day / I trust you'll understand the reference to another Scottish tragedy without my having to name the play," the audience chuckled in appreciation.

"Evidently, having 11 children makes you tough as nails," he said, without having to mention her by name.

2, 2001), the author's description of events in the Hermès store gave the impression that Mrs. Jerry Seinfeld was offered an Hermès Birkin bag without having to place her name on the waiting list, as other customers must.

That aside, this is a clever novel with a black underbelly that roots out prejudice without having to utter its name.

Better yet, you can speak the name of anyone in your Outlook address book (which you've synchronized with a Windows PC) to voice dial, without having to train each name first, as you do on the i500.

First, despite the fact that Neil Patrick Harris embarrassingly couldn't say it at the Oscars, it's great to see an actor like Ejiofor becoming a movie star without having to change his name.

There is some value in being able to share without having to attach your name, of course.