Sentence examples for as wielded by from inspiring English sources

As wielded by Mr. Shepard, horse racing becomes a potent metaphor for his notion of the American dream as a rigged, adrenaline-hyped game of chance.

Its subject is power itself, as wielded by a woman who was the victim of a cruelly abusive father, one who makes the indifferent father in "The 400 Blows" look positively Park Slope.

And yet as wielded by Kathleen Turner's Sister Jamison Connelly in "High," the sensation-stuffed drama by Matthew Lombardo that opened Tuesday night at the Booth Theater, the withering retort ultimately achieves better results than more soothing approaches.

It is wonderful to see some of the best of this work float free of the Greenbergian claims for greatness and inevitability, propelled by the fantastic soft power of brilliant color, big scale and judicious amounts of pristine raw canvas -- especially as wielded by Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland and Jules Olitski.

This gives Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon and Barratt Homes the same power to shape maps as was wielded by aristocratic landlords in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Asad then asks why the United States' war in Iraq and the Israeli cluster bombs in Lebanon do not earn the same condemnation as bombs wielded by terrorists.

Since the Premier League breakaway of 1992 the financial gap with the Football League has meant relegation has been catastrophic for many clubs, including Bradford City, Sheffield Wednesday and Nottingham Forest, although those clubs were not backed by wealth such as that wielded by the QPR owners.

Henry said the size of the Anfield wage bill had shocked him, as had the power wielded by players on this side of the Atlantic.

And to a civilian on the receiving end, a piece of depleted-uranium shrapnel can feel as inexplicable a horror as an ax wielded by a drugged teenager.

The Roman roads improved the entire world, and the fact that they were built, managed, and maintained by the Romans was as effective a weapon for Rome as the gladii wielded by the legions who patrolled them.

This stretcher is only makeshift, and should be traded by one wielded by professionals as soon as possible.