Sentence examples for 1997 from high-quality English sources.

• Glucksberg, 521 U.S. 702 (1997),

• The constitution came into force in October 1997.

• This was why tactical voting increased between 1992 and 1997.

• In 1997, two years after the Million Man March, anywhere from 500,000 to 2 million people convened for the Million Woman March.

• The second account is by Elijah Millgram (1997).

• Egeland represented Norway in negotiating the Ottawa Treaty (1997) to ban land mines.

• …with the Jurassic Park sequel The Lost World (1997), in which she played a paleontologist.

• It has since been sharpened and popularized by Olson (1997: 106–09, 2003: 325–30, 2007: 29–39).

Use 1997 in a sentence.

• Cowen served as minister for health and children (1997–2000), for foreign affairs (2000–04), and for finance (2004–08).

• His notable shows included Ally McBeal (1997–2002), The Practice (1997–2004), and Boston Legal (2004–08).

• These only serve as sources to preserve content (Burge 1997, 28; responding to Christensen and Kornblith 1997).

• (1997), U Turn (1997), Out of Sight (1998), and The Cell (2000), and she gained widespread praise for The Wedding Planner (2001), her successful first attempt at romantic comedy.

• Also as in 1997, however, countries like India (largely unaffected in 1997-98) and Indonesia, with big current-account deficits, remain vulnerable to a loss of foreign confidence.

• SIR – In 1997 you mocked global warming as “the mother of all environmental scares” and asserted that people who “peddle ecological catastrophes” were “invariably wrong” (“Plenty of gloom”, December 20th 1997).

• While speaking on CNN's "The Situation Room," Cohen, who represented Maine in the Senate from 1979 to 1997 and served as Defense secretary from 1997 to 2001 under then-President Bill Clinton, blasted Missouri Sen.

• The fantasy of overcoming a woman’s will assumes that she has a will to overcome (LeMoncheck 1997: 131), and the fantasy that women enjoy being sexually exploited assumes that they have desires that men’s sexual use fulfills (LeMoncheck 1997: 133).

1997 sentence examples

• See Azzouni (1997; 2004; 2012), Balaguer (1996b; 1998), Bueno (2012), Leng (2002; 2010; 2012), Liggins (2012), Maddy (1992; 1995; 1997), Melia (2000; 2002), Peressini (1997), Pincock (2004), Sober (1993), Vineberg (1996) and Yablo (1998; 2005; 2012) for attacks on the first premise.

• Von Heusinger and Egli (2000a) list, among others, the following: representations of questions (Reinhart, 1992), specific indefinites (Reinhart 1992; 1997; Winter 1997), E-type pronouns (Hintikka and Kulas 1985; Slater 1986; Chierchia 1992, Egli and von Heusinger 1995) and definite noun phrases (von Heusinger 1997, 2004).

• For work in this area, and further references, see Thielscher 1989, Gustaffson & Doherty 1996, Baral 1995, Nakashima et al. 1997, Lifschitz 1997, Giunchiglia & Lifschitz 1998, Lin 1995, Haugh 1987, Lifschitz 1998, Turner 1999, McCain & Turner 1995, Elkan 1991, McCain & Turner 1997, Thielscher 1996, and Gelfond & Lifschitz 1998.

• Writers do not always make the distinction between foundational and other forms of pluralism, but as well as Thomson and Ross, at least Bernard Williams (1981), Charles Taylor (1982), Charles Larmore (1987), John Kekes (1993), Michael Stocker (1990 and 1997), David Wiggins (1997) and Christine Swanton (2001) are all committed to foundational pluralism.