Sentence examples for words guarantees from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Constitution, in other words, guarantees marriage equality — and should do so, presumably, in all fifty states.

The minimality constraint imposed on minimal absent words guarantees that amongst all absent words, minimal absent ones are the closest to the boundary of the set of all occurring words.

Those were words guaranteed to warm Lincoln's heart.

Road tax – two words guaranteed to raise the ire of most cyclists.

Corbyn last year ruled out mandatory deselection, two words guaranteed to create terror among MPs.

Three words guaranteed to have struck fear into Guardian writers at some point in their careers.

But do these words guarantee the right to issue "wanted" posters accusing abortionists of being "guilty of crimes against humanity"?

Lou Piniella can yell that the series will return to Seattle for Game 6, but his explosive words guarantee nothing, other than making the Yankees smirk.

"All New Letters from a Nut," the latest collection of gag correspondence from the mysterious prankster Ted L. Nancy, features the words "Guaranteed Fresh" on its cover.

These are fighting words, guaranteed to provoke an immediate sense of defensiveness in anyone who's nursed an infant on demand or left a job or career, permanently or temporarily, for the sake of more easily raising one's children.

25 plays directly to familiar expectations of indulgent heartbreak, writ billboard-large in songs like the frankly terrifying single "Hello", where her phone-stalker pesters an old flame for the chance to meet up and "go over everything", three words guaranteed to make a man's blood run cold.