Sentence examples for lessons by which from inspiring English sources
"State-sponsored targeted assassinations undercut the judicial processes that provide the lessons by which spirals of violence can be stopped," it said.
Responding to reports of his death on Friday, Cage said he should have been tried as a war criminal and said his suspected killing "presents more questions than it does answers, adding: "State sponsored targeted assassinations undercut the judicial processes that provide the lessons by which spirals of violence can be stopped".
Her two lessons by which my sister and I abide are the foundation to our past, present and future.
The art wall of what Mr. Ackerman calls "iconic images" will include a painting like "The Banjo Lesson," by Henry O. Tanner, which depicts African-Americans.
Use these lessons as the filter by which you run your thoughts about who were in the past.
Today's lesson was SWOT analysis, by which business executives around the world assess a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
Scholar-like, the post drew no conclusions and made no accusations; it simply offered a study guide and lesson plan-length curriculum by which students and citizens could investigate the connections on their own.
A second type of biblical hermeneutics is moral interpretation, which seeks to establish exegetical principles by which ethical lessons may be drawn from the various parts of the Bible.
Setting up principles of exegesis by which ethical lessons may be drawn from all parts of the Bible is not easy, since many of the commandments enjoined upon the Israelites in the Pentateuch no longer have any obvious relevance, such as the ban on boiling a kid in its mother's milk (Exodus 23:19b, etc).
Will Durant, writer (1885 1961), The Lessons of History (1986)"The process by which banks create money is so simple that the mind is repelled".
Parents chafing at constructivist math tell stories of their children coming home confused and dispirited by lessons in which getting the right answer to problems is devalued in favor of strategies that are often primitive, cumbersome and indirect.
