Sentence examples for locating that from inspiring English sources

But locating that intuition in the Constitution is not easy.

Rather, it's a matter of locating that object or concept in the complex web of usages that we share.

This isn't about compromise; it's about locating that sweet spot between the work of art and the audience, and turning a private reverie into a public expression.

In February 2001, Ron Wertheimer wrote in The Times that the secret of Mr. Thaw's performance was in "locating that kernel of believability in the man to make yet another far-fetched tale seem real".

In this setting, the τ-MVM is used to calculate the stress quantities relative to the critical plane whose orientation is determined numerically by locating that plane containing the direction experiencing the maximum variance of the resolved shear stress.

Another section of the Web site does list the fees, The Huffington Post found, but locating that information requires looking on a separate page.

"In this series I have tried to locate that original environment today.

It's Gibbons who locates that sense of power, of mechanisation, in Lynch's work.

We need a hall more centrally located that will give us more flexible dates and currently we are exploring a few possibilities that will help us grow".

Last fall, Mayor Bloomberg approved forty-five proposals for 2014, including eight for Success Academy schools that wanted to "co-locate" — that is, move to underused space in public-school buildings.

Today, Sylvia was trying to locate that same point of land, so that she could go down and examine the milt at close range.