Sentence examples for seized upon that from inspiring English sources

Congressional Democrats certainly seized upon that vulnerability.

All kicked off their careers by releasing 12"s that felt like an unstable link in dance's standardised progression, and Ben seized upon that originality.

Fontana seized upon that note of insolent suavity at a time in Italy of economic boom and cultural éclat most brilliantly evident, of course, in film.

Valentine seized upon that question like a pit bull attacking a steak and sarcastically said that he should get a lifetime contract if the Mets rebound.

Mr. Manafort's lawyers seized upon that apparent admission of an error, telling Judge Ellis that the prosecutors' revised account of their evidence cast Mr. Manafort in a more favorable light.

The ruling Qing dynasty, which was at the time disintegrating in a way that some find comparable to the travails of today's Communist dynasty, seized upon that nationalism to try to bolster its own legitimacy, without much success.

Democrats seized upon new evidence that seemed to show that George W. Bush had used political influence to be assigned to the Texas Air National Guard during the Vietnam War.

Ministers fear that those convicted may seize upon that technicality to try to have their convictions quashed.

I'm perplexed and, honestly, shocked by how quickly the narrative went from someone trying to identify a woman in a video to another person attaching a name to hordes seizing upon that information as the truth.

"When they demand in vast numbers collective solutions to their problems, seize upon that energy and institutionalize it". The big question, of course, is what that moment of social upheaval might look like — or whether anything like the worker unrest in the 1930s is even possible today.

Truong said in her article that she was "shocked by how quickly the narrative went from someone trying to identify a woman in a video to another person attaching a name to hordes seizing upon that information as the truth". .