Sentence examples for by the uses from inspiring English sources
Though far from a scholarship boy and privately educated, my life was changed by The Uses of Literacy in 1959.
His angriest defenders answer that he would have been horrified by the uses to which his music was put.
The two lattice towers are symbolic containers in which our hopes for the future can be crystalized by the uses that will be clustered within.
Nicholas Jacobs had originally written "my life was changed by The Uses of Literacy in 1959" in his letter, but an editing error in the earlier published version changed that to 1957, the year that the book was published.
He was fascinated by Professor DeVore's fieldwork among the !Kung San of the Kalahari, and by the uses made of such data by Robert Trivers in his bid -- more ambitious, even, than E. O. Wilson's a few blocks away -- to lay bare the logic of human behavior, as if stripping down a Brahms trio to the sinews of dominant and relative minor.
Alice Oswald understood the need for the human voice in her beautiful poem sequence Dart, which follows the river from its source on the "huge rain-coloured wilderness" that is the moor, but her observations of natural phenomena are tethered by contemporary reality, by the uses of industry and tourism.
I was humiliated, not by the use of "white" but by the use of "man".
These instruments are complemented by the use of power tools.
(5 Fishing by the use of drugs, poisons, explosives, or electricity.
