How To Use Stoop to In A Sentence
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Discourse doesn't have to stoop to the level unreturnable.
Hillary On Obama's Speeches: "It's Change You Can Xerox"
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When I stoop to feel the texture of a small furry leaf, she quickly tells me not to touch the plants.
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However, we cannot continue to stoop to their level, because it removes our right to righteous indignation at their atrocities.
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Snore… these are not "old classic liberal fear and shmear" tactics… they are old classic "political fear and shmear tactics" that all parties stoop to.
Heckling, H1N1, sexism, politics, poor taste and an apology - Beyond The Commons - Macleans.ca
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The man, whose name is evocative of fear and hatred in films, stands upright without even a stoop to suggest his 71 years.
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The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it.
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Imagine having to stoop to that level - particularly after being ignored by Her Majesty for years.
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He would not stoop to ask for any man's compliments, praises, flatteries; and he would be far above exacting them.
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Also, we would probably score a moral victory over the terrorists, since we show that we will not stoop to their levels and treat prisoners of war as “enemy combatants”, wich is what they want so they can use it for their propaganda.
Think Progress » Brown victory party featured flag calling for a ‘second’ revolution, tea party-inspired civil war.
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After all, if they hadn't, they would not have believed the judge and prosecutor would stoop to the level of shackling a first-grader.
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I don't - unlike some - have to stoop to declaratives like ‘I loathe’: I've tried to stick to William Goldman's dictum of ‘show, don't tell.’
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We had to stoop to pass through the low entrance.
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She may want to argue, but it takes two to tango and I won't stoop to her level.
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he would stoop to any device to win a point
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I stoop to compromise easily but people still thought I was aggressive.
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I had but sat down to a flask of malvoisie and a mortress of brawn, as is my use about this hour, when there comes a cherking, and I find my wine over my legs and the flask in my lap, and then as I stoop to clip it there comes another cursed cherk, and there is a mortress of brawn stuck fast to the nape of my neck.
The White Company
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As a result, people who seem normal, your everyday Joe, suddenly become these sadistic monsters who will stoop to anything to achieve the end.
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Who could believe that someone so upstanding would stoop to besmear himself in the slush of Teapot Dome?
The Prize
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I won't stoop to argue with him.
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I am ashamed of it myself, and for this reason I stoop to beg your pardon.
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Sure, I'm overqualified… I'm willing to stoop to that level.
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Michael Ignatieff says he won't stoop to threatening an election despite what he calls the Tories '"crazy way" of running a democracy.
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The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it.
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The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it.
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Oh, and the donkeywork is done by ones PhD student who is now to busy to archive, and one obviously wouldn’t stoop to that sort of thing oneself.
Wilson et al 2007 « Climate Audit
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I thought that rending the bloody veil from my horrible fate could make thy proud heart stoop to the discipline of the church, I could find in my heart to tell thee a tale, which I have hitherto kept gnawing at my vitals in concealment, like the self-devoted youth of heathenesse.
The Talisman
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Far be it from me to stoop to petty insinuations and suggestions, just to illustrate a point.
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This is a gimmick to lure voters and I never thought I would see McCain stoop to the same level as Clinton - oh – she jumped on his bandwagon ..
McCain unyielding in call for gas tax relief
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If the artist will stoop to linger in the Circean hall of the senses, he must not be astonished if good and earnest men should reproach him with the triviality of a misspent and egotistic life.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. III, No. V, May, 1863 Devoted to Literature and National Policy
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They will stoop to every low-down trick.
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I won't stoop to reading other people's mail
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I could never stoop to such conduct as that;I should consider it beneath me.
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Tall, athletically built , but with a slight, shy stoop to his shoulders.
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I could never stoop to such conduct as that;I should consider it beneath me.
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I didn't expect you to stoop to lying.
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It also enticingly refuses to stoop to simple explanations, keeping the precise cause of the apocalypse – an extreme weather event?
Summer readings: The Road by Cormac McCarthy
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The students then stoop to sit on their heels and issue another formal bow before standing and beginning the lesson.
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This from a man who would stoop to any level, psychological gamesmanship included, to retain the crown jewels.
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But though he's a church member and what they call a philanthropist, I hardly thought he'd stoop to hirin 'this done.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise, Volume I
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She would stoop to blend in with her friends and always tried to dress in clothes that disguised her skinny frame.
The Sun
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The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it.
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He does not stoop to deny the charge against the president, instead he points out the signifier of the true moralist: the man who tears up the constitution when politically expedient.
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Try to be communicative with other people in your class but if that doesn't work do not stoop to their level.
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When we raised our concerns to the senators lining up to oppose Ashcroft, they of course protested they would never stoop to such bigotry.
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Of course, there are other drawbacks to being tall, like having to stoop to wash the dishes, rinse her hands in the bathroom basin or write at a desk.
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This from a man who would stoop to any level, psychological gamesmanship included, to retain the crown jewels.
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TMQ certainly will not stoop to the obvious strip-search and handcuff jokes.
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She just wanted to deck her, but wasn't going to stoop to her level.
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Nor would they stoop to depriving the downtrodden fans of a struggling club of an adored star just by offering him some filthy money and the chance of European football.
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Why should his supreme sacrifice for his country be fair game for those who would stoop to destroy the reputation of an American hero for mere political gain?
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I feel relieved in a sense because people have been killed or injured for less but I feel disgusted that people can stoop to that level.
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It's really sad for them that they have to stoop to these awful things and it just shows what kinds of people we are dealing with.
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We had to stoop to pass through the low entrance.
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Every house had a porch or "stoep" flanked with benches, which were constantly occupied in the summer time; and every evening, in city and village alike, an incessant visiting was kept up from stoop to stoop.
Home Life in Colonial Days
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The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it.
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The Opposition will stoop to anything to show a point of difference, just for power.
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We had to stoop to pass through the low entrance.
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The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it.
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When top government officials stoop to the use of unverified intelligence to sway public opinion, surely they deserve to pay a greater penalty by having their inexcusable behavior boldly revealed across the front page.
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When you see ideological opponents stoop to a barrage of personal insults, do you think that they've scored a political point?
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The fact that he is willing to stoop to this sort of outright revisionism in order to make his point demonstrates the abject lack of substance to his arguments.
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I could never stoop to such conduct as that;I should consider it beneath me.
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Blogging Tory: "By graciously sacrificing his government in order to show how the leftists will stoop to ANYTHING in their mad quest for power, and leaving the recession to be blamed on THEM, harper has once again performed a double triple-axle summersault pirouette of a humdinger of a ... blah, blah, blah.
Oh, for fuck's sake, Stephen!
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He noticed a beginning, almost imperceptible touch of red around her eyes, a stoop to her shoulders that had not been there before.
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She would stoop to blend in with her friends and always tried to dress in clothes that disguised her skinny frame.
The Sun
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I refuse to stoop to such bullying tactics.
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We had to stoop to pass through the low entrance.
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If Lovelace offered any further sympathies about the death of Elizabeth, they surely echoed those he had already sent: “I heartily condole with you the loss of your excellent lady; but we must all stoop to Fate.”
The King's Best Highway
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If I, and all my friends, had given her the love and encouragement she so obviously needed, perhaps she wouldn't have felt the need to stoop to these depths to try and gain our attention.
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‘Troll’ and crudities can be regarded as subtle compliments and I doubt any decent policeman would stoop to unjustifiable abuse.
Police Need Intelligence Shock « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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If women knew that their spite will go unrewarded, perhaps fewer would stoop to this despicable, and unforgivable, crime.
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I would assume that he would not ordinarily stoop to act as an unauthorized removalist, instead choosing to hire plumbers to do the - ahem - dirty work, or at least carry out the task with some panache, perhaps wearing a mask.
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It is an indication of the unworthiness of the Federal ALP to govern that it would break ranks with its state counterparts, stoop to dealing with anti-gay hate groups, and exchange vows with the Coalition on the alter of bigotry.
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At no time would I want to stoop to degrade anyone.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ask yourself - when you hear your political adversaries stoop to empty insults like this, do you feel that they're helping their cause or hurting it?
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At no time would I want to stoop to degrade anyone.
Times, Sunday Times
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At no time would I want to stoop to degrade anyone.
Times, Sunday Times
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The reductiveness seems all on the side of those who do not deign to stoop to particulars.
The Times Literary Supplement
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You surely don't think I'd stoop to that!
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Why am I not surprised that they would stoop to cheating?
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She may want to argue, but it takes two to tango and I won't stoop to her level.
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Everyone in that room expected me to reply to his hurtful comments with barbs of my own but I sat there quietly, fuming inside yet refusing to stoop to his level.
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I didn't stoop to smell the barrel but rewrapped the gun in the chamois cloth.
FAITHLESS: TALES OF TRANSGRESSION
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Sprightly angels support Francoise's massive, floating, upright heraldic device, while mournful lions stoop to stabilize Louis's drooping shield.
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Shall they who have an unperishing Treasure in Heaven, meanly stoop to grovel in the Dust of the Earth, to obtain those Riches which are destroyed by a thousand Accidents?
Heaven the residence of the saints
