Sentence examples for by being a very from inspiring English sources

My mother started out by being a very good girl.

By being a very visible representative from another community sitting in on Summit sessions, listening to concerns and stories of Jews based in the U.S. and from around the world, I drew a lot of attention.

And walking by is a very solid Eye of the Beholder doctor from the Twilight Zone!

For now, by being craven (and indeed by not being a very talented comedian), Dapper makes himself easy to dismiss.

Other areas are arid by virtue of being a very long way from the nearest available sources of moisture.

But Matt Murdock – blind lawyer by day, fledgling vigilante by night – is a very different sort of hero from Iron Man.

By Hilton Als Cate Blanchett is a very beautiful woman.

"Koch," skillfully directed and assembled by Neil Barsky, is a very good movie — vivid, touching, and fair.

"Until now, guilt by association was a very effective political weapon," said one Republican Party official.

In all, "The Shipping News," adapted by Robert Nelson Jacobs, is a very literary movie.

4mapper, built by John Wiseman, is a very simple application.