Sentence examples for words which can be from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Johnson's harsh words, which can be both painful and truthful, overshadow his substance.

With the exception of common sense, these are all words which can be satisfactorily defined without anyone ever meeting up with an example of the real thing.

She had just started the Green & Black's chocolate range with her husband and she told me how amazing it was to create something tangible that other people can physically enjoy, rather than writing words which can be discarded.

At Wednesday's show the new songs were the least coherent, save for "Take It In," the most vivid song from "The Knot" and also the one truest to the group's hidden gift: Wye Oak may appear uninterested in tone and presentation, but all the action takes place in the words, which can be cutting and anxious at once.

If the theory of vowel purity holds, we should expect a high degree of isolation for those rhyme words which can be grouped by the same vowel.

The symbols used in AAC include gestures, photographs, pictures, line drawings, letters and words, which can be used alone or in combination.

Question 1 Find the four letter word which can be added to the letters in capitals to make a new word.

For much of the new material, we have only Jerry's word, which can be a wobbly foundation upon which to rest a nonfictional narrative.

"Genius" is a remarkably rich word, which can be made to work – as it does here – in a variety of ways.

Unlike the Western world, which invests billions of dollars in R&D, entrepreneurs in emerging markets use jugaad, which is a Hindi word which can be loosely translated as "the art of improvising frugal solutions".

True to the vernacular of the era it depicts, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom features dozens of uses of the n-word, which can be discomforting for modern audiences and performers.