Sentence examples for simply channelling from inspiring English sources
Marsh, he says, solicited false quotes from insurers in order to pretend that the bid process had been competitive, while simply channelling business to insurers that promised it the biggest commissions.
Zoë Wanamaker is so perfectly cast in Hugh Whitemore's play about the life and work of the poet Stevie Smith that you don't feel so much that she's acting as simply channelling the mid-20th century poet and novelist.
"That psychological link represented by the tendency that people have to say 'I'm a Tory' or 'I always vote Liberal Democrat', it's missing for a much larger proportion of young people than any generation before that".Some suggest younger people are simply channelling their political interests through single issues such as the environment or protesting about human rights.
Unable to join the battle, they simply channeled the weariness and bravado of fighters.
Faced with a United Nations embargo and De Beers's tough new buying policy, the killers simply channel their gems through Liberia.
When soft money went away, donors simply channeled money for such ads to other vehicles, including 527 committees, like Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.
When he first started working on scripts for Partridge, he would simply channel his "immediate reactions", say the first thing that came into his head.
Not surprisingly, many of the trade goods were substandard and overvalued by several hundred percent, and the promised payments were often not forthcoming – stolen by Washington functionaries, or simply channeled directly to the crooked traders and Indian agents.
It would have been thrilling if Hillary 2011 had simply channeled Hillary 1995, when, as first lady, she made her bodacious speech in Beijing, declaring that "women's rights are human rights".
Speaking to the Association of Graduate Recruiters, Mr Johnson was challenged to defend the government's policy of variable fees, which critics claim will simply channel more money to the richest universities.
Brazier proffers a graph showing that the dams have contained sudden rainfall, slowly releasing it along a "staircase" of dams: in this way they prevent the inundation that occurs when water is simply channelled downstream, while also providing a resource in times of drought.
