Sentence examples for finding a means from inspiring English sources

"To me, it boils down to finding a means to make a few more plays.

Such is the true challenge of insurrection: finding a means that doesn't mimic your adversary's.

Belfer uses the urgency of the Stantons' mission — finding a means of quickly mass-producing penicillin — to add drama to the romantic attraction that develops between Claire and Jamie.

"But, by identifying how cooling activates a process that prevents the loss of brain cells, we can now work towards finding a means to develop drugs that might mimic the protective effects of cold on the brain," she said.

But then again, one of Trumpet's concerns, along with an ultra-sensitive understanding of "the private life that turns suddenly and horrifically public", is finding a means of working against the reductive power of certain kinds of storytelling, certain ways of telling "truth" about real lives.

The leader of the centrist Alliance party added: "These talks were never about one parade this summer, they were about agreeing to change the legislation for future years as well as dealing with flags and finding a means of dealing with the past, which provides victims with justice and truth.

"Working" need not mean finding an alternative means to resuming the same valuing activity.

A beautifully observed novel about an awkward child finding a mature means of expression in a country coping with similar challenges.

"As soon as we started digging deeper, we realised that finding a fairer means of sourcing gold would be quite a challenge," says Bleekemolen.

Nabil Jassem, an organiser of the latest protest in Baghdad, said their demands include improving electricity service and finding a new means of combating corruption.

For graduates from underprivileged communities, finding a job means overcoming immense systemic barriers most uplifting speeches fail to enumerate.