Sentence examples for have encountered through from inspiring English sources

Yesssss, maybe she was playing hard to get, or maybe an intelligent barrister could think of other things to do with her evening than listen to another actor blah on with his ill-formed thoughts about Syria when she'd already had quite enough pseudo-intellectualism from other celebrities she may have encountered through the UN, including Geri Halliwell and Angelina Jolie.

From flippant offensive comments about women to serious allegations of assault from those he has encountered through his relationships and career, Trump stands accused of misogyny to a degree that has not been seen in mainstream American politics for decades.

"I doubt that I've ever seen in combat the misery such as I've encountered through watching what drug abuse does to people," said General McCaffrey, who is preparing to step down as the White House director of national drug control policy.

Moholy-Nagy may have encountered Constructivism through group and solo exhibitions of works by these artists in Berlin in the 1920's.

On balance, Mr Bate suggests, the humane realism of Epicurus, an ancient Greek philosopher, whose pliableness and variety of mind Shakespeare would have encountered indirectly through the essays of Montaigne, is a good place to start.

The glumness is because the people who run airports believe that for all of the problems passengers have encountered getting through to their planes because of tightened security since last Sept. 11, even bigger ones are on the way -- and just as air traffic and airport fortunes seem to be picking up.

It may be that the topics to which they gave higher priority were topics they have encountered more frequently through their work.

Taken together, our results suggest that patients who expressed interest in the idea of physical activity, may have encountered barriers to participating and carrying through with an actual intervention.

Belmont donated a chapel to St. John the Divine and may have encountered Heins & LaFarge through that connection.

Thus, the composition of groundwaters strongly reflects the types of rock minerals that the waters have encountered in their movement through the subsurface.

I have encountered him only sporadically through the years, an elegant man who seems to suffer the absurdities of the rich and the entitled with exceptional grace.