Sentence examples for often appropriated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Forschein has heard all the excuses — and has often appropriated them as defenses.

Though there's material poetry in Rohlfs's carved surfaces, the imagery in his fretwork is often appropriated from other cultures.

Agents, too, often appropriated goods near their command but did not go farther away to impress on an equitable basis.

To ensure that all vouchers were paid for, Congress has in previous years often appropriated more money than necessary.

Shiva also thought that the biological wealth of poorer countries was too often appropriated by global corporations that neither sought their hosts' consent nor shared the profits.

In the 18th century, when persecutions caused many eastern European Jews to migrate to western Europe, the nigunim were often appropriated by cantors who sought to combine them with western European musical styles; only rarely were such combinations truly successful.

According to Werede, "99% of the accounts are nameless and faceless", instead often appropriating the names of famous Eritreans.

The company cultivated coffee for export, often appropriating locals' land and hiring the dispossessed back as labourers on subsistence wages.

Before committing suicide in 2003, when he was 57, he created performances, short films, paintings and sound pieces, often appropriating images, some well known.

"Spring Forward" was made with the modesty and care that should be the hallmarks of American independent cinema, in place of the careerist bravura that too often appropriates that designation.

Those inclined to disregard the opinions of the young on matters of national import may do so at their peril, if only because children often appropriate their parents' positions.