Example sentences of "is that i [verb] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 31 | The other thing erm is that I have n't got any leave . |
| 32 | The physical and mental experience had made us healthier people and proof of the excitement and joy of the trip is that I have now become one of the greatest bores on mountain biking in the Swedish Arctic . |
| 33 | Right , well I 've been waiting since er what is it twelve o'clock this morning , what on earth this question can be and I certainly did n't er come up with this possible , erm all I can say is that I have always got on extremely well with Tony and . |
| 34 | ‘ THE most disheartening thing is that I have always had a really strong idea about what I want the group to be and I 'm not very good at relating to people who think that their version of what my group should be is more important than mine , ’ complains Stuart Adamson , singer/guitarist with Big Country . |
| 35 | One thing I can say of him with total confidence is that I have never met a man less interested in money . |
| 36 | Where I differ from Bourdieu is that I do not think that this important distinction leads inevitably to absolute aesthetic relativism . |
| 37 | If it is that I do not , on the grounds that had I heard about the invitation my justification would have been defeated , you have a duty to give some account of why the ( unknown to me ) truth that my wife has refused the invitation does not somehow redress the balance . |
| 38 | My main reason for not introducing elliptic integrals here ( you can though attempt Examples 3.9–3.11 if you wish to have some experience in handling them ) is that I do not want to burden your memory with new formulae , and besides , for cases of most practical interest ( the field far away from the ring and in the vicinity of the axis ) eqn ( 3.56 ) may be integrated out , as will be presently seen . |
| 39 | It takes me about a quarter of an hour to walk briskly to work — the maddening thing is that I do not bring so that walking is reduced rather as my feet get tired in the heat , and we have had some really hot and humid days . |
| 40 | The other part of the problem is that I do not plan the talks for the winter meetings and the excursions very far ahead . |
| 41 | The only reason that I am speaking is that I do not believe that the guillotine motion has anything to do with speeding up the Education ( Schools ) Bill because time was being wasted . |
| 42 | My biggest comment on football is that I do n't like Sunderland … or Gazza ( Gascoigne ) . |
| 43 | The other thing that is important is that I do n't think you can get anything on the cheap . |
| 44 | ‘ And as for the idea that I am being some how manipulated all I can say is that I do n't know about the other girls but I have been in a similar industry — television , for the last couple of years and now I know how it works . |
| 45 | Marcus , now solemn , replied , ‘ One answer is that I do n't know what happened . |
| 46 | All I hope is that I do n't end up in an office again . ’ |
| 47 | ‘ The only reason I do n't punch you , ’ I said , ‘ is that I do n't want to come down to your level . ’ |
| 48 | ‘ Well , the funny thing is that I do n't know really what it 's like because I 'm not in that little room any more . |
| 49 | ‘ Nick , ’ he continued with a tone of wry honesty in his voice , ‘ there are some mighty clever people who say I could be President of the United States three years from now , but what no one seems to realise is that I do n't care about that . |
| 50 | The Air Force will write to his mother if there 's anything to tell , and the awful part of it is that I do n't know where she lives . |
| 51 | The difference between us is that I do n't like this boxing business — and he still loves it , even now . |
| 52 | My reservation is that I do n't think the game could sustain it . |
| 53 | But the point is that I do n't see myself as a playwright in the same way I would see myself as a prose writer . |
| 54 | ‘ If I have learned anything , ’ she says , ‘ it is that I do n't believe in justice any more . ’ |
| 55 | All I 'd say is that I do n't quite agree with Stuart 's description of that summer with Oliver . |
| 56 | The most amusing part of all this is that I do n't have a lover . ’ |
| 57 | is that I do n't want him so |
| 58 | If I 've got this right , then what you 're saying is that I do n't need to feel any jealousy about the multiplicity of your sexual partners , because you 're married . |
| 59 | My answer to that is that I do n't feel that my job is to do PR . |
| 60 | The other is that I do n't wish any harm to come to Miss Coleman and she may be safer where she is until they say she 's free to go . ’ |