Sentence for people | Use people in a sentence

Sentences using the word people. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use people in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for people.

• About other people. (8)
• I study these people. (12)
• A great people, no doubt. (10)
• People might come and go. (12)
• The world is full of people. (12)
• People are very angry with him. (8)
• The young people know about that. (9)
• I do like people to enjoy themselves! (8)
• Oh, those people in the drawing-room! (8)
• You are not people of the world at all. (8)
• But you are good enough for the people. (10)
• What must these people believe me to be? (18)
• Diseases were cosmopolitan like the people. (18)
• The sympathy of people was a burden to her. (12)
• The Colonel left the talk to the young people. (9)
• I knock against people of my own age everywhere. (9)
• The biggest advertiser seeks the cheapest people. (16)
• I know we are better people than these Hornblowers. (8)
• Some are from people who abused him and maltreated him. (10)
• The disrespect of you young people is something extraordinary. (8)
• At the corner there was a cheap music-hall for working people. (12)
• People talk of perfect beauty: suitable for paintings and statues. (10)
• Lydiard shall put it into verse for a fable in song for our people. (10)
• My people conquer nothing, win none; they are actual, yet uncommon. (10)
• Once he has formally joined the issue, the people will do the rest. (16)
• The elements are in the hearts of the people, and nothing will contain them. (10)
• He believed also that his people meant to have me for the Christmas holidays. (10)
• He found the variety of people in the car as unfailingly entertaining as ever. (9)
• Algernon determined that these were the sort of people he should hate for life. (22)
• For the sake of the neighbourhood and poor people, I cannot allow it to be shut up. (10)
• She desired to obtain some meat, and her way was to exchange with the white people. (18)
• Does this confession of newspaper practice involve a libel upon the American people? (16)
• I denounce him, but he gets the faith of people, our Agostino among them, I believe. (10)
• Like other people who have always been idle, he did not consider his idleness a vice. (9)
• All the fashionable people there to-night were like the Dryfooses a generation or two ago. (9)
• I fancy, yes; or too much, at least, for the taste of the notable people who constitute it. (9)
• At Meran, under Schloss Tirol, people were streaming across the meadows into the open theatre. (8)
• Here and there they were seen crossing the street to puff obnoxiously in the faces of people. (10)
• His sarcastic lips were firm and quick, and he looked at people with disconcerting straightness. (8)
• We have some independent income; we could have afforded to disregard what people thought or did. (8)
• The people were still in favor of him, and so he was not brought to irate and drum-head judgment. (16)
• They were not seen by the three people who entered soon after, and halted in the centre of the room. (9)
• I should like to have left old Mariandl more, but we are unable to do very much for poor people now. (10)
• Pressing him close to her thin bosom, she looked above his little dingy head at the two young people. (8)
• The matron was shaking hands with people right and left, and exchanging inaudible banalities with them. (9)
• He had been very much at home with all these people, while she had felt more or less out of her element. (13)
• Yes, yes, one can scarcely hear his own voice for the monaulus and the shouts of the crazy people yonder. (5)
• Experience in similar cases seems to show that flight only goads the people on to plundering and destruction. (12)
• In here the atmosphere was stifling from the fumes emanating from the throng of people, the wine, and the food. (5)
• There is so much vain talk about people; it is all painful and futile, both when it asserts and when it denies. (12)
• It is an odd thing, how happily two people, if there are two, can live in a place where they have no acquaintance. (2)
• Most people think it is worth the price, and as soon as they see a way to paying for it they are certain purchasers. (17)
• She might have got it into her head that we were looking down on her; and those insipid people are terribly stubborn. (9)
• We circus people have so high an opinion of our good qualities that we are not ashamed to introduce ourselves to you. (21)
• Something wonderfully uplifting and reassuring in that query and the sight of so many people like themselves voicing it! (8)
• Yes, Mrs. Burlacombe; and I shall give some of these good people a rare rap over the knuckles for their want of charity. (8)
• Why, of course the people go West as fast as they can, but they ought to be helped; the Government ought to do something. (9)
• People constantly came and went in the waiting-room, which was sometimes quite full, and again empty of all but themselves. (9)
• That is, he came of people who had not done much of anything for a generation, and had acquired merit with themselves for it. (9)
• I said that I believed the fancy was mutual, and that there was nothing my wife liked better than telling people about stores. (9)
• There were a good many half-dressed people in the saloon, and a woman came running out of her state-room straight to Mavering. (9)
• At once the whole body of Indians came forward and squatted on the ground in the form of a half-moon, facing the white people. (18)
• He had been spoiled by fame, by the friendship of distinguished people, by the kindness of fate and all the amenities of life. (12)
• I let several people go by without questioning them, and those I did ask abashed me farther by not knowing what I wanted to know. (9)
• That is forever insoluble, and it was rather with that than with his more or less shadowy people that the romancer was concerned. (9)
• But the thing will work its own cure, and a sound-hearted and courageous people weary at length of sniveling over their disasters. (2)
• But she had believed them to be well-meaning, worthy people before; and what difference did this make in the evils of the connexion? (4)
• So strange had been the course of this love, that people would have doubted her sanity or her truthfulness had she described it to them. (5)
• They have it, and it is perhaps made livelier in them than with easy people; and therefore, they are imperatively spurred to hoodwink it. (10)
• More do your people thrive; Your Many are more merrily alive Than erewhile when I gloried in the page Of radiant singer and anointed sage. (10)
• They seemed to watch all these circling, chatting, bending, smiling people with a sort of youthful, matter-of-fact, half-hostile curiosity. (8)
• Every one contributes to his utmost, people amuse themselves with games and excursions, using caleches in summer, sledges and skates in winter. (19)

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