Sentence examples for by taking something as from inspiring English sources

Graham McGregor, professor of cardiovascular medicine at Queen Mary University and chairman of Action on Sugar, that the food industry, "by taking something as natural as fruit and running it by adding sugar" was the cause of a "pandemic" of obesity and type 2 diabetes.

These 50-year-old films illustrate that by taking something as potentially stultifying as former Secretary of State George C. Marshall's economic plan for Europe and turning it into the Marshall Plan brand, one with real razzmatazz, capable of washing those invasive Reds out of Europe's fabric.

Now take something as simple as your name.

Take something as simple as preparing to go on stage.

Take something as simple as recognition.

Take something as simple as labeling.

Take something as simple as a Facebook or Twitter update.

Director Bryan Gaynor heightens the experience by taking something so annoying as boys being boys and pushing it to its most exaggerated conclusion.

I began by taking something every student understood: games.

In representing the 'unknown' to be found by 'x', we can see the central role played in analysis by the idea of taking something as 'given' and working back from that, which made it seem appropriate to regard algebra as an 'art of analysis', alluding to the regressive conception of the ancients.

Or take something as seemingly straightforward as the "proficiency" standard set by the No Child Left Behind legislation.