Sentence examples for as channeled through from inspiring English sources

Rather it was because of his masculine power as channeled through perfect classical style and body placement.

DENVER — Molly Brown, the unsinkable survivor of Titanic fame, is about to set sail again, this time as channeled through the historical passions of Janet Kalstrom, a retired information technology specialist and full-time Titanic buff.

Another Traverse production, David Greig's "Events," is an inventive consideration of what goes on in the hearts and minds of both victims and perpetrators of acts of terrorism, as channeled through the experience of a community chorus and its leader.

The press release invokes "Waiting for Guffman," and the musical does partake of the sweet, earnest zaniness of a Christopher Guest film, as channeled through "The Drowsy Chaperone," another endearing bonbon about the joys of being stagestruck.

His songs, redolent of vintage American jazz and South American tangos, German cabaret and French chanson, conjure voices from all over the map as channeled through the ancient soul of an Italian poet.

Mr. Waterston plays the central role of Henry Carr in Mr. Stoppard's dazzling play about an imaginary encounter between LENIN, JAMES JOYCE and the Dadaist poet TRISTAN TZARA, as channeled through the rococo sensibility of OSCAR WILDE'S "IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST".

Jones's film brings analytical clarity and lyrical insight to Hitchcock's achievements, as channelled through Truffaut's passionate and probing questions and studies.

Because, you know, who else is going to do it?" As channelled through Lovett's nuanced and canny presence, "Title and Deed" does the theatrical business: it is daring within its masquerade of the mundane, spectacular within its minimalism, and hilarious within its display of po-faced bewilderment.

Using third generation activity theory to analyse the nature and impact of the internship role, we show how the project legitimised the student voice as channelled through that of the interns, created shifts in perceptions of the problem, and began a process of transformational learning about possibilities in undergraduate mathematics teaching.

The whole congregation was singing, clapping, and dancing along while the choir and soloists alike sang as if possessed by the music as it channeled through them.

Society is better off when markets are dominated by value investors as money is channeled through to companies who are best able to use it.