Sentence examples for of to use from inspiring English sources
Both had charismatic leaders who created an environment of — to use Lifton's term — "ideological totalism".
"It's not unheard of to use puppets in therapy," she's informed a sceptical world.
There is also no question, though, that Botswana was greatly aided by something else: De Beers's own sense of — to use the current term of art — corporate social responsibility.
"That is the vision of the Green Street, to give residents in the North End something to be proud of, to use the center as a way to transform the kids".
This was our adoption of, to use Scott's word, a "package" of agricultural innovations, notably the domestication of animals such as the cow and the pig, and the transition from hunting and gathering to planting and cultivating crops.
Elizabeth Price is a truly powerful artist of the moving image, but she has nothing in common with previous British exponents of (to use the archaic term one more time) video art.
His well-documented history of -- to use Indiana Pacers forward David West's description -- "plantation politics" reintroduces us to the dark underside of an America many of us would rather not see, let alone acknowledge.
Consideration of how to use I.M.F.
The cheek of it, to use an old-fashioned expression.
"Channel 4 took a leap of faith to use it.
It was characteristic of Brennan to use the word "joust".
