Sentence examples for middles from high-quality English sources.

• Halve the olives round their middles and chop the parsley leaves.

• Middles can get ponderous, weighted down with their own importance.

• Focusing mainly on Brazil, Mexico and Colombia, they identify two “missing middles”.

• There are a few references relating to such provision at London hospitals in the late Middles Ages.

• A big part of the attraction is schools; they are still often dire in the middles of cities.

• Twists in the middles of stories rather than at their ends tend to say: “And what do we all think now?”

• Or the lamb croquettes: dark golden and dense, with crunchy breadcrumbed outers and moist, meaty middles.

• , a controversial erotic stage revue that proposes to bring the sexual revolution to the middles classes.

Use middles in a sentence.

• They are also short-sighted, frequently neglecting their edges in favour of their middles, where most people live.

• “The worst is farfalle because the middles don't always cook and the flat parts are slippery and yuck,” adds Charlotte.

• Indeed, one seldom encounters the concept of ‘middles’ in writings of the post-Ockham period, except for texts under his direct influence.

• There is a line that divides the Americas in two—not the border between continents North and South but a vertical line through their middles.

• Just as England is splitting along lines perpendicular to its traditional divisions, so its two main political parties are tearing along their middles.

• A report from 2019 by McKinsey, a consultancy, talks of two “missing middles” in Mexico: robust mid-sized companies and a middle class with more spending power.

• Picture a plate of prawns, elegantly sliced down their middles and swimming in a glittering pool of joy: the sharpness and kick of lime juice and chilli, the sweetness and crunch of fennel, apple and pomegranate seeds.

• In the late Middles Ages the character of the pilgrimage, just like the veneration of relics, suffered degeneration in connection with the degeneration of the sacrament of penance because of the abuse of the indulgence.

middles sentence examples

• It’s also, in the immortal words of Lucille Bluth, “a Star War” — that is, it’s made up largely of the action sequences and light moments that fill out the middles of “Star Wars” movies, without the encumbering larger narratives.

• Effectively, formal consequences immediately valid in virtue of extrinsic middles satisfy the (ST) criterion of being valid ‘in all matter’, but the same does not hold of Ockham’s (enthymematic) consequences valid in virtue of an intrinsic middle.

• The numbers in the idea give us the right answers for almost every problem we use them on, but when we use it to talk about things that are very small and very heavy, like the middles of dying stars that fall in on themselves, it gives answers that don’t fit together with other things that we know.

• Burley recovers the natural vs. accidental distinction which had been deliberately neglected by Ockham, but in fact formulates it with a terminology similar to that used by Ockham for formal consequences, namely in terms of the concepts of intrinsic and extrinsic topics (rather than ‘middles’, but this appears to be above all a mere terminological difference):