Sentence examples for great instruments of from inspiring English sources

It's one of the great instruments of social stability.

It's one of the great instruments of the world.

Schools and schooling were seen as great instruments of socioeconomic development.

It's one of the great instruments of the English-speaking stage, full of what Norman Mailer called (in reference to Truman Capote) "snide rustlings and unforgiving nasalities".

All the great instruments of the Virginia struggle for religious liberty thus became warp and woof of our constitutional tradition, not simply by the course of history, but by the common unifying force of Madison's life, thought and sponsorship.

John Adams got it right: "Abuse of words has been the great instrument of sophistry and chicanery, of party, faction and division of society".

"The idea of using the quartet as the great instrument of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- there are people in Washington who are going to say, 'What do we need these people for?' " he said.

The great instrument of climate change, though, never to be forgotten by those of us who were there, was Britain's very own Rainmaker, Denis Howell, who was finally appointed minister of drought co-ordination by Jim Callaghan under the hasty new Drought Act.

Please help us transform our public schools into the great instrument of democracy and social justice that they must be.

That the film has spread wide Shepherd's hip-homey voice, a great instrument of improvisational 20th century storytelling, is reason enough to celebrate it.

These two organisations are our greatest instruments of soft power.