Sentence examples for by thing of from inspiring English sources
By "thing," of course, I could mean anything a poem, a movie review, a seven-hundred-word unsolicited essay about why having a library card makes me better than you.
This was the bee sting, the intimacy he had coveted, legitimately his at last; he felt befouled by things of the body and wanted merely to turn away, but knew he could not.
To be surrounded by things of great height -- mountain peaks or skyscrapers -- reminds us of our fragility but also inspires us to reach for the clouds, to take our measure and to stretch it.
"I'm constantly kept grounded by things out of my control, but I think that's good for me.
While many Americans define themselves by their work, the residents of Floyd County define themselves equally by things outside of work.
Are the days of big publishing's R&D by acquisition a thing of the past?
Unaccountable governance by fear is thing of the past.
They are established by dubbing things of a certain kind by that name.
In this way God is approached negatively by denying things of Him rather than by directly knowing what God is.
The extension of a term is comprised by the things of which the term can be truthfully predicated.
