Sentence examples for do or of from inspiring English sources

Even as this narrator frequently dreams of closer experiences of belonging, and of acting on collective behalf, for the most part he remains a passive witness of what others do or of what happens to them.

The main thrust of his famous article is the claim that 'the sense of obligation to do, or of the rightness of, an action of a particular kind is absolutely underivative and immediate' (12).

Today's consumers are ever-more savvy, so corporations need to be very careful of what they say versus what they do, or of doing one thing over there, while doing a completely different thing over here.

In an attempt to resolve these conflicts, Rosa contemplates turning to blacks, but she is wary of this because, according to the book's anonymous narrator, white South Africans tend to use blacks as a way "of perceiving sensual redemption, as romantics do, or of perceiving fears, as racialists do".

Consent, in ethics and political philosophy, an act of permitting something to be done or of recognizing some authority.

Yet it should do, or be, all of those things.

It was kind of do or die".

Excess of doing, or excess of undergoing, may interfere with experience.

Power is the rate of work done, or rate of energy expended, per unit time.

LINC ensures that all the actions are done or none of them.

The typical consumer has no idea what the FDA is doing or thinking of doing.