Sentence examples for means of something from inspiring English sources

"Peace -- the message is peace" is what Lennon, right, who was killed in 1980, supposedly intoned from the grave by means of something called Electronic Voice Phenomenon, based on the belief that spirit voices communicate through radio and broadcast signals.

On the other hand, Frank Jackson has suggested that we might represent the world by means of something more like a map than like a collection of sentences (Jackson 1996; Braddon-Mitchell and Jackson 1996).

To assume otherwise would be, in effect, to conclude that "you can know nothing, because you know it by means of something"—that you are "blind … because you have eyes, and deaf … because you have ears" (1997, p. 655).

It seems as if La Forge has breached the fundamental Cartesian prohibition, that one not pretend to explain something that is not understood by means of something else that is even less well understood.

If accessibility internalism is not to be defended by means of something like the general argument presented here, then it is most likely one would have to fall back on the arguments given earlier concerning either actually justifying a belief or being capable of justifying that belief.

Infecting an outside (or inside) device used at work -- mobile phone, tablet, laptop -- by means of something as simple as an email can get keyloggers and other malware inside the firewall to infect other computers.

That means bowlfuls of something rich in vegetables and easily spooned.

"Duan" literally means "tip of something" and is often translated as "beginnings" in this context.

"America needs the continuing bloodshed in the Donbas as a means of achieving something important for itself," he wrote.

It added: "If he ever did good, it was but a means of doing something far worse".

But, not for the first time, I reflected that art can be a means of doing something else, only not as well as the professionals.