Sentence examples for has waded through from inspiring English sources

HE knows the water best who has waded through it".

His PRA has waded through the thicket of post-crisis regulation – capital buffers, resolution regimes and ringfencing – robustly.

No one who has waded through advertising, much of it sexual in tone, hunting for his or her e-mail has to be told how annoying unsolicited commercial e-mail is.

For three years his investigation has waded through the rich soup of conspiracy only to announce what many thought they already knew: Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a crash in a car being driven at 100mph by a drunk man pursued by paparazzi photographers.

"Conservatives don't seem to be any happier than liberals," concludes Dan Kahan, a psychologist at Yale University who was not involved in the study but has waded through battles about the minds of liberals versus conservatives himself.

Sumner wrote afterwards that Adams "has waded through a sea of political troubles and grown old in labors for the good of his country".

I apologise to all of you who have waded through the supposition with me.

That may not look particularly surprising on paper, but wait until you've waded through the previous six tracks.

"If I were 25 years old, I might have waded through it, but it just wasn't what I wanted".

But we emerged on to dry land, paddles in hand, pleased to have waded through unknown creepy things.

Thus far, four of the podcast's five episodes have waded through the moral morass of the Alabama Senate race.