Sentence examples for put in the service of from inspiring English sources
What began as a mad-as-hell populist uprising quickly turned into a billionaire's shell game put in the service of hard-line party politics.
This talent was also put in the service of words.
These elements are put in the service of greater emotion.
If only they were being put in the service of better writing.
His few references to himself were put in the service of making a larger point about America.
Under the long shadow of the Puritans, handwriting in American was put in the service of moralism.
The Cimino Man is strong-willed and ruthless in his quest for power, which he puts in the service of those who don't have power and are the victims of the powerful.
Worse, Ms. Murray's fascination with extremes, which in "The Caprices" yielded some harrowing and visceral glimpses into the Hobbesian condition of man, is put in the service here of a sensationalistic plot that appeals to the reader's cheapest, most voyeuristic instincts.
Here was a man who forbade disagreement on the set and humiliated dozens of people, yet he put tyranny in the service of its opposite: his "institutional" films are all about argument, debate, mutual respect, and compromise.
Williams had considerable personal charm — Tonéx remembers his "grand-piano smile" — and he put it in the service of salvation.
Part advertisement, part journalism, part cartoon, such games put fun in the service of ideology -- with varying sophistication.
