Sentence examples for designed to pluck upon from inspiring English sources

The occasion allows Mr. McNally to wax prosaic with nostalgic hymns to these athletes, designed to pluck upon our feelings about the actresses who play them.

"Trinity Fields" was an agile, panoramic and rather incestuous story, well designed to pluck many of the primary chords of the guilt that has plagued American psychic history in the postwar years.

For now, they are doing what they were designed to do: plucking a string at a time, the hard way.

The human voice, which musical instruments (including bagpipes) have been successfully designed to improve upon.

Unlike the SpaceX Dragon that can return items to Earth, the Cygnus is designed to burn up upon descent.

The book has been designed to make readers reflect upon the connection between word and image.

Bound in red cloth with retro lettering and marbled endpapers, "The Dangerous Book" is designed to look like something you'd pluck from a used bookstall.

The system is designed to isolate convicts so they reflect upon the crimes they've committed.

To make that happen, the law relied upon standardized tests designed to hold teachers accountable for classroom improvements.

It was designed to bear great tension from the heavy brass strings (normally 30 to 50), which were plucked by the fingernails to produce a ringing, bell-like sound.

So imagine her fiendish delight upon discovering there was a special kind of shoe designed to raise a ruckus.