Sentence examples for given to this sort from inspiring English sources
We'll see, Laura said, very given to this sort of risk.
What name, then, shall be given to the sort of instruction which gets rid of this?
Why does that make it okay?" And maybe laughing off Smith's naivete makes it a little easier to give a pass to this sort of behavior.
What is more, Stalin ordered that no credence be given to information of this sort, so as not to provoke the initiation of military operations.
And I hope young people in China and young people in America who have a good education will be a strong voice in the world against giving in to this sort of hating people or looking down on them simply because they're different.
"We understand the internal divisions in the Conservative Party that give rise to this sort of debate," the party said.
So far as the present controversy turns upon the power of the state to give this sort of protection to this industry, provided its regulation is not arbitrary or confiscatory and in the absence of conflict with the federal power over commerce, our rulings are decisive in support of the state action.
In "Walks With Men" Ms. Beattie seems to want to give Jane this sort of retrospective outlook on her life, using her excursions into the third person (describing how "Jane" coped with Ben's death and the outcome of her relationship with Neil) to illuminate both her own need for detachment to understand her life, and the alchemy of the fiction-making process.
Instead of force of law, two other tactics are used to persuade us to give up this sort of data: firstly, laziness.
Unfortunately, Homer may not be the best character to give this sort of storyline a heart.
