Sentence examples for by which I can from inspiring English sources

The restaurant is the vehicle by which I can peddle and perpetuate sustainability.

"The structure of the bowl is a means by which I can understand almost anything," she said, principally because it hints at so many sensations.

Speaking of which, Merlin's been criticised for its "modern" appearance, by which I can only assume that people take exception to the number of black actors in the cast (unless it's the often cheap-looking CGI).

To be told that, as a woman of color and a bisexual woman, I have not been doing enough for "women" – by which I can only assume she means "white women" – in the quest for gender equality is not only incredibly hurtful to those of us who check many boxes when it comes to identity, but also a harmful point of view.

About As I Lay Dying, probably his greatest work, he said: 'Before I began I said I am going to write a book, by which I can stand or fall if I never touch ink again.' He was in the grip of an intricate obsession, and yet when asked about his writing he replied that he was not a writer but a gentleman farmer.

Once I reached this conclusion, a body of hard-won skills came into play: those skills by which I can overcome my grief at the transitory nature of theater.

Currently, I am reading "Regarding the Pain of Others" by Susan Sontag, which I can relate to since I'm aware of how sexual as well as violent imagery impacts emotional sensitivities and can lead to uncertain political outcomes.

This morning, its lists of recommendations and new releases consist of music I've either already heard and don't like, or stuff I've no intention of listening to; it seems to think I want to hear a collection of 1972 live recordings by Yes, which I can assure you is not the case.

The Kurdish masterpiece Memories on Stone by Shawkat Amin Korki, which I can only describe, without getting too inventive, as a kind of Cinema Paradiso set in post-Saddam Iraq.

These days, animated shorts may be dominated by Pixar (of which I can list many a must see: La Luna, Tin Toy and Presto among them), but Lambert's lament never strays far from my mind.

There must be something by reference to which I can correlate the remembered experiences that allows me to determine their temporal order.