Sentence examples for hand of how from inspiring English sources

If you wanted perfect demonstrations, on the one hand, of how good contemporary art can get, and on the other of how awful and dumb-arsed it can be, there could be no better place than London right now.

We read of "political voyeurs who made carefully choreographed tours of the tyrant's domains with return tickets in hand," of how "distinguished professors, gifted poets and influential journalists summoned their talents to convince all who would listen that modern tyrants were liberators".

Experience is the best teacher, once you get a hand of how cigar enthusiasts do their business, finding and buying genuine Cuban cigar will become easier.

Later, with employees gathered in the cafeteria, Mr. Robles asked for a show of hands of how many would be willing to stay at the factory.

Sal explained that it would probably be difficult to get to work and asked for a show of hands of how many of us wanted to continue the trip.

I asked for a show of hands of how many knew of the writers' strike.

If you own only one stock, your entire fate is in the hands of how well it performs.

Researchers will shadow an MP for a week to gain first hand experience of how science policy is formed.

Hysteria pervaded the coverage of this story, with much hand wringing of how many people Sheen may have reportedly "infected with HIV".

On the one hand, regardless of how their participants identify themselves ideologically, the political significance of the urban movements cannot be separated from their social composition.

He has mixed feelings - pride in the team's efforts and on the other hand disappointment of how difficult it is for them to thrive.