Sentence examples for means of throwing from inspiring English sources

While such a state may seem disturbing, Mr. Höller views it instead as "truly productive," an existential means of throwing off the bonds of determinism and treating human experience, if only for a little while, as a kind of artwork to be shaped and played with.

According to the charge sheet, the first target was Gul Mudin, who was killed "by means of throwing a fragmentary grenade at him and shooting him with a rifle", when the patrol entered the village of La Mohammed Kalay in January.

By this he means "instead of throwing a birthday party, instead of asking or even accepting gifts, people just ask for their age in dollars".

They are, of course, a means of patronage, of throwing a bone to old friends who have fallen on hard times.

In our research study, a new approach is investigated, which considers transportation of objects within production systems by means of automated throwing and capturing.

A youth-targeting sport compact in the California style, the truck meant to evoke notions of throwing boards in the back and hitting the beach.

Cruz is pressing forward with his plan to provide "the means [of] throwing off judicial tyrants": a constitutional amendment that would subject Supreme Court justices to a national "retention election" every eight years.

This result is what was meant by his stated claim of throwing "new light on the origin of the fundamental laws of physics" (see Ryckman (2005), chs.

The Greek word for justice, dike, comes from a word that means "to throw," in the sense of throwing dice.

"Do you find you accidentally throw away the thing you want and keep what you meant to throw away -- as in the example of throwing away the matchbox and putting the used match in your pocket?".

And it lacks the political will or means to throw a lot of cash at European troubles, even though they could become American problems very quickly".