Sentence examples for actions but of from inspiring English sources

"You are victims not only of your own actions but of the system which employed you," the judge said, issuing each man a penalty of a $280 fine.

And the chief interest of the reader centres in watching the growth, not of that hatred of slavery which was inborn in Abraham Lincoln and always consistently manifested in his actions, but of his perception of the deadly nature of the feud between slavery and the Union, and of the rightfulness and necessity of crushing the one to preserve the other.

The threats from Isil and transnational terrorism are absolutely critical but how we address them is important – recognising that security is not just a matter of military actions but of the messages we send, and the institutions we build, and the diplomacy we engage in, and the opportunities we present to people.

And I wonder if what we are seeing is also a part of a tendency to be self-involved, to make our own practices work, to cope with increasingly bureaucratic regulations that hide from us the implications not only of our actions but of social policy that includes cutting spending in education, social welfare, and also very adverse conditions in our ghettoes, in our prisons.

This relates to a number of actions, but activation of the endothelium by TNF-α is particularly important in cellular recruitment to the synovium [ 29- 31].

But ChevronTexaco's share price has bounced back lately not because of its actions but because of the jump in oil prices.

I had to write this letter not because of your actions, but because of our relationship.

He advised, "We can be sure of our own actions, but not of the consequences".

However, in contrast to modernization theory, neoclassical theorists see development as the outcome not of strategic state action but of the action of market forces.

And, of course, there's that revolving stage, a kind of zoetrope in which the changing images form an illusion not just of continuous action, but of life.

Above all, however, the core of the series is the secondhand experience not of the sixties as action but of the sixties as political rhetoric.