Sentence examples for make such use of from inspiring English sources

The Government cannot make such use of an informer and then claim dissassociation through ignorance.

Any researcher wishing to make such use of an image must assume all responsibility for clearing reproduction rights and for any infringement of Title 17 of the United States Code.

If, when Perez Hilton put Jennifer Lawrence's personal pictures on his website, he wronged her by violating her right to privacy, then there are some moral rules that make such use of the Internet wrong -- and justify moral criticism of it.

No other art movement today makes such use of this classic 20th century literary form.

Unveiling this falsehood leads to "wisdom," which is "nothing but the science of making such use of things as their nature dictates" (Element CXIV, §326, p.94).

Democrats, whose attachment to campaign reforms is as episodic as McCain's, argue that having made such uses of promised matching funds, McCain is committed to taking them and abiding by spending limits -- which would virtually silence his campaign until the September convention.

Few recent movies make such sharp use of point-of-view shots; few conjure so vivid a sense of thinking by way of vision itself or connect life experience so closely to the actual act of looking.

There aren't many directors of animation who make such effective use of a Dickensian landscape and have Mr. Park's ability to wrest laughs from situations that lean toward the tragic.

And, if you set a movie in Calais, a corner of Europe into which so many refugees have poured, why make such sketchy use of their plight?

Few recent movies make such plausible use of outsized histrionics — let alone make these self-projections the painful, false-comic point.

If killing terrorist leaders does little on its own to defeat terrorist groups, then why do countries like the United States make such frequent use of this strategy?