Sentence examples for a means through from inspiring English sources

"He has found a means through his art of coping with the trauma and the past.

By considering Ábalos and Herreros's practice of assemblage at the level of method, Idenburg argued that their heavy borrowing was not plagiarism but a means through which the architects sought to enter into conversation with "the whole canon of architecture", often in order to address the "new" landscapes made available in post-Franco Spain.

A medium is something that acts as a channel, a means through which something else is accomplished.

For example, Pollin et al. (2008) refer to the higher wages that "low-wage workers deserve" (p. 13, italics added), and view living wages as "a means through which we can both protest and formulate a concrete alternative to the economic injustices that have prevailed in the United States for over a generation" (p. 21).

It describes the tech that allows for light to shine through tiny, nearly invisible holes punched in a metal surface, but expands on the concept considerably by discussing ways in which to control the resulting light, and a means through which microperforation can be combined with touch controls.

TiVo's brand new Roamio platform is about to get a whole lot "appier" thanks to the introduction of Opera's Devices SDK, and the addition of the Opera TV Store, a means through which developers can offer HTML5 web apps to TiVo device owners.

It describes the tech that allows for light to shine through tiny, nearly invisible holes punched in a metal surface, but expands on the concept considerably by discussing ways in which to control the resulting light, and a means through which microperforation can be combined with touch controls.

They speak directly to its fundamental status as a national guide, a means through which we learn to better interact and appreciate one another.

The cannula provided an airway and a means through which the animal could be artificially ventilated if required.

In a very candid moment, Mitch McConnell flatly describes this legal challenge as a substitute means through which an end — repeal — will be accomplished that Republicans failed to accomplish through the political and legislative process.

So he made what we call the Diatessaron, which is a Greek word that means through four.