Sentence examples similar to someone harnesses from inspiring English sources

A conventional definition of a 'terrorist' is someone who harnesses violence and intimidation for political purposes.

"We're open to anything," said Mr. Martarano, who recalled the time someone suggested harnessing lightning and electrocuting the pike ("we actually looked into it") and the time someone suggested throwing pike-eating frogs in the lake (the frogs wouldn't bite).

What causes someone to harness the power of their own free will to stop allowing fear, doubt and limiting beliefs to block their expansion, and to actively seek to become all that they can be?

You've got to find someone to harness the team". Former England coach McClaren, 54, was appointed as John Carver's successor in June last year but has presided over only six league victories this season.

Someone should harness the power of bacon to power America's cars, fix its roads, and send everyone to college.

Because every study shows that the best way to educate someone is to harness all their enthusiasm, then destroy it and teach them lists.

How do you harness someone's proselytising fervour if that includes being fervently against gay marriage, or abortion rights or other progressive possibilities?

Guitar solos and singing through Auto-Tune are natural kin: the pulsating, wah-wah texture, the feel of someone trying to harness an electrical current.

And as someone adept at harnessing entertainment for political purposes, he has the skill set to take on Trump at his own game.

It was only a matter of time before someone tried to harness the vituperation for profit.

There was a harness, and someone had to attach a weight to their butt and then try to race down an obstacle course.