Sentence examples for garner our from inspiring English sources

A cool move just meant to garner our attention, nothing more.

And in a league where we celebrate the quarterback position more so than ever before, the always unconventional Tebow -- love him or hate him -- should at least garner our respect.

Candidates who demonstrate the ability to understand the gravity of these issues, and their impact on our families, and who can provide actual, viable solutions to these problems will garner our support and our votes.

The tears shed and the sorrow felt in the midst of this tragedy are just as real as the job numbers and unemployment rate that garner our attention within minutes.

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For some, the clear answer to the question "What are you going to be when you grow up?" arrives at a very early age, and is simply aligned to an iconic image that mesmerizes us with its bright, shiny presence, be it teacher, astronaut, fireman, doctor, ballerina or other symbol that garners our attention and works as that catalyst for the path to success.

Beginning with the well-known Phosphoinositide 3-Kinase (PI3K) pathway, we examined two aspects of this pathway with respect to microRNA involvement, garnering our pathway information from reviews discussing member-genes [66], [67], [68], [69].

We must pre-sell our product recommendations in order to get users to purchase through our site, thereby garnering our commissions.

As the product of many empowering civil rights struggles and living now in an era of substantial victories, we are in a position to push debate and policy in a new direction, and we often test these strategies by using pop culture to communicate our ideas and garner support among our peers.

It might be the best way to garner votes, but our politics appears cynical and self-serving, reinforcing the sense that our politicians are too.

"The humanitarian community made repeated efforts to meet with Garner to express our concerns," said Sandra Mitchell, vice president of the International Rescue Committee.