Sentence examples for event by which from inspiring English sources

They wind you up with a slow build-up to the main event by which point you're probably unable to concentrate or do much because all of your efforts are trying to focus on the fact that you're in danger and you need to get out of danger, but because there is no danger to escape, your panicking stops but then you're panicking about the fact that you're helpless, right?

The event by which the capacity to employ vital processes is lost is one thing and the condition of having lost it is another.

In this study, quantum dots (QDs) modified with cofactor nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) were prepared for the sensing event, by which the βHBA concentration in the cow's blood and milk samples was determined via fluorescence analysis of the functionalized QDs.

Substances and events are distinguished from properties by the fact that properties are the kinds of things the instances of which depend for their existence on the particular substance or event by which they are instantiated, whereas substances and events are such as not to depend for their existence on particular instances of properties.

She is particularly offended by their calling her "sexually active", a term which she feels demeans the highly emotional event by which she became pregnant.

It was also the first that was ushered in as an event, by which all Kubrick films thereafter were received, each creating an atmosphere that stimulated dissection and discussion.

He mourns the turn of events by which Palestinians have come to move "in our own country surreptitiously, like unwanted strangers, constantly harassed, never feeling safe".

Dr. Barker's work, published in 1958, traced the intricate cycle of events by which the robins' fate is linked to the elm trees by way of the earthworms.

He told me: I remembered this passage from the F. Scott Fitzgerald story "The Freshest Boy": He had contributed to the events by which another boy was saved from the army of the bitter, the selfish, the neurasthenic and the unhappy.

He is one of the few people still living who can testify at close range to the epic events by which the second half of the 20th century is defined and measured.

The reason for that was the faith underlying both the New Testament and the creed, that the events of Jesus' Passion, death, and Resurrection were the events by which God had accomplished the salvation of human beings.