Sentence examples for being the agent of from inspiring English sources

Study 1 showed that being the agent of norm enforcement in an economic game resulted in increased deviance intentions.

But he is not currently charged with being the agent of a foreign power or placing lives in jeopardy.

Yet he never accused Señor Juan of being the agent of their distress; even if they were lost at sea, Señor Juan was still the ship's captain.

Meaning the hero, being the agent of change, becomes what can be called "hold fast", ie they cling to what they've created.

I understood without being told that my mother feared being the agent of the death of her precious children in a terrifying inferno.

"When he returned from the theatre of war and from being the agent of whistling death out of the skies…" writes Ford in one of those luminous passages of reflection that have become a kind of signature, "he may have been in the grip of some great, unspecific gravity, as many GIs were.

"Now we are the agent of change".

The state was to be the agent of the community.

The department was the agent of governmental policy.

He's got to be the agent of disarming.

And the scribe again was the agent of education.