Sentence examples for means through an from inspiring English sources

Calvert makes us feel the deep pulse of her hurt by subtle means: through an uncomprehending widening of the eyes, and a shocked freezing into herself.

The often performed procedure estimates statistically significant differences between the means through an F value, while also measuring the amount of variation in the dependent variable that is explained by the independent variables (η2) (Dielman [2005]; and Fellows and Liu [2008]).

In a very candid moment, Mitch McConnell flatly describes this legal challenge as a substitute means through which an end — repeal — will be accomplished that Republicans failed to accomplish through the political and legislative process.

A medium is something that acts as a channel, a means through which something else is accomplished.

The cannula provided an airway and a means through which the animal could be artificially ventilated if required.

They speak directly to its fundamental status as a national guide, a means through which we learn to better interact and appreciate one another.

However, a problem may rise: packets could travel in a circle, which means jumping through a list of siblings.

"He has found a means through his art of coping with the trauma and the past.

It means going through an education system that wasn't built for people like you.

This test compared multiple means through a series of t-tests.

Connecting people by service needs is augmented by users eliminating anonymity by posting jobs and sharing them within social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn as well as more traditional means through a Rolodex or contact book.