Sentence examples for had harnessed from inspiring English sources

Batten had harnessed catastrophilia, the commerce of awe, trading on an abstracted spectacle of destruction and, sometimes, death.

Early the next year, Lowell had harnessed his dismay into a restrained and sombre poem, "Inauguration Day: January 1953," which was published in its final form at the end of the year in the Partisan Review.

The Labour candidate who seized the Tory stronghold of Kensington on Friday night after three nail-biting recounts said she had harnessed a decade of rising anger at some of London's most extreme gentrification.

They praised the group for the innovative way it had harnessed "sound, safe, passive renewable energy technologies" to find a new solution to an ongoing challenge for operators in its sector.

Prosecutor Alan Tieger said he would prove that Mr Karadzic had "harnessed the forces of nationalism, hatred and fear to pursue his vision of an ethnically segregated Bosnia", and directed them "in a campaign to carve out a mono-ethnic state within his multi-ethnic country".

Alison Gingeras, another of Pop Life's co-curators, suggests that a decade after New York's most flamboyant artists had set the wheels in motion, they were now looking "aspirationally" at the London art scene where "art could matter in a populist vein, where an artist could transcend élitism, and where they had harnessed the populist appetite for scandal".

Some have harnessed the idea of the "model reformer".

It's something she has harnessed since she was young.

But Ovink is the man who has harnessed that energy.

But in the last month they have harnessed a shorter-term aspiration: to win a series.

At Cremaq, Mr Pisa has harnessed new supplies of them to grow abundant crops.