Sentence examples for by taking it to from inspiring English sources

It had also exposed the absurdity and moral unacceptability of the whole Zionist idea by taking it to its only rational conclusion.

Tu quoque is an argument that shows the critic's argument has the same flaw as the one argued against, while reductio ad absurdum is the method of showing a position to be wrong by taking it to its absurd but logical conclusion.

Some commenters criticized my review of The Purge for claiming that the film is a critique of conservative ideology by taking it to its logical, inhumane conclusions.

The energy of the white dwarf can be approximated by taking it to be the sum of its gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy.

You may place a hold on a book by taking it to the circulation desk.

First, they can hassle a defaulting government by taking it to (a foreign) court.

It also estimated violence had fallen by 13%, taking it to its lowest level for 33 years.

It has decided to cut its standard variable mortgage rate by 0.35%, taking it to 3.89%.

And little by little, I started taking it to the next level.

Mr. Larsson said his aim was to make the company even more of a reflection of Mr. Lauren by taking it closer to Mr. Lauren's original vision.

The "Back to Bass" tour celebrates the 25th anniversary of Sting's solo career by taking it back to bass.