Sentence examples for bypassing centuries from inspiring English sources
In my article I propose that, "when everyday Muslims investigate the Quran and hadith (or sayings of the Muhammad) for themselves, bypassing centuries of tradition and their imams' interpretations, they are confronted with the reality of violent jihad in the very foundations of their faith".
The fundamental advantage of the Internet is instant access to distant resources, bypassing restrictions that have for centuries bound people and nations.
Ireland is a peculiar society in the sense that it was a nineteenth century society up to about 1970 and then it almost bypassed the twentieth century.
Designed in Civil War times to be the tallest building in the world, City Hall squats nobly at Broad and Market Streets, dimmed by the rust and grime of a century, bypassed by a ring of modern skyscrapers.
Towards the middle of the 20th century, the route was straightened, bypassing most downtown areas and several towns altogether.
However, at the turn of the century the great hope was that information could replace education thereby bypassing entertainment.
In the seventeenth century, Francis Bacon proposed that our written language switch to something like Chinese ideograms, bypassing words altogether, and John Wilkins, the first secretary of the Royal Society, proposed a new language with two thousand and thirty characters.
Scientists have played with the idea of bypassing the build-up to this neural surge of energy and chemicals for over half a century.
Otherwise, bypassing the minivan in the driveway and the tire tracks in the soft earth, I might have wandered into the 17th century.
