Sentence examples for and he exploited from inspiring English sources

His signature on a baseball was worth hundreds and he exploited it to his dying day.

He wrote in the grand style, helped by the solemn and poetic usage of the Roman tradition, and he exploited the Latin qualities of strength, rhythm, and colour.

Vermeer was apparently fascinated by these optical effects, and he exploited them to give his paintings a greater sense of immediacy.

His parents were both deaf; as a child, he learned to mime for them, to break through the enclosure of silence, and he exploited silence ever after.

"Bale is a great player and he exploited his physicality well for the first goal but this was a Tottenham victory, not a Bale victory," Stramaccioni said afterwards.

Mr. Sondheim realized early that there's a spark of psychosis in the natural-born entertainer's need for attention, and he exploited it brilliantly in shows like "Follies," "Assassins" and "Sweeney Todd".

And he exploits this fear as an instrument to muffle critics".

And he exploits the sentimentality of the instrument for all it's worth, singing lines like "For every wish upon a star that goes unanswered in the dark/There is a dream I've dreamt about you".

Using only one image for each double page gives Floca a wide screen, and he exploits it well to capture the Gobi's vastness: a line of tiny motorcars creeping along under a blazing orange and yellow sky; a supply caravan of 75 camels (I counted) snaking to the horizon.

Lessing thus touches upon the new idea that aesthetic response is based on the free play of our mental powers stimulated by an object, in his case always by a work of art, and he exploits several of Mendelssohn's theoretical tools.

Gingrich knows that Mark Twain was correct when he said that "a lie is halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes," and he exploits that inefficiency with a steady stream of lies and attacks.