Sentence examples for such a means from inspiring English sources

He hinted that Mr. Stevens might have become infected by drinking water from a stream, although experts said such a means of transmission had never been documented.

My feeling was that an agent of Leamas's vast experience and worldliness would surely be aware that such a means of escape was riven with jeopardy.

It is hard to believe that the modest Levi — who, furthermore, as a chemist, knew how to kill himself discreetly — would have chosen such a means.

Churchill sent one to extract Mitford and his nephew; Carrington's Irish nanny arrived by such a means of transport at the lunatic asylum in Santander where the artist was incarcerated in the early years of the second world war.

Such a means of funding tended to be more conducive to large-budget theatre and well-established companies (particularly opera, ballet, and regional theatres) with strong ties to local philanthropic and corporate communities.

Mr. Thiessen seems to forget that, although such a means would seem to be justified by its end (torture to gain lifesaving information), the means often has its own ends as well -- in this case, producing torturers and a nation complicit in the evil it tolerates from its agents.

How does such a mean person get such power?

Yet DeSarno believes that such a "mean-spirited" act could actually prove counter-productive.

Pity you inclined to trivalise a wonderful moment for British black women writers with such a mean-spirited report.

One, using the name Young Socialite, wrote last month: "This is such a mean-spirited, cruel and stupid site.

Why do you call him Tsar, and how could it happen at all that such a mean person has such a huge power?