Sentence examples for taking this way from inspiring English sources

You're taking this way too seriously.

"Everybody's taking this way too calm," he said.

"I've gotten, 'You need help,' or, 'You're taking this way too far,' " he said.

An immediate difficulty in taking this way out is the close connection between this project and moral naturalism, together with the role that the latter theory plays in addressing the ontological problems raised in section 3. Earlier we noted how the naturalizing project in moral epistemology can lead a believer in moral knowledge toward moral naturalism.

Taken this way, as Robin Wright wrote, Trump's action enraged Muslims throughout the region — especially in Jordan, whose King Abdullah has been most vocal in protest.

David took this way of showing three figures in a layered congregation from ancient Greek art: it is a very classical moment.

She couldn't get a visa and nobody could help with passports, so she thought: 'Let me take this way.' A lot of Gambians have done it".

Foucher believed that Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, the 17th 18th-century 17th 18th-centuryr and mathematician, took this way out in sayinGerman monads, the units of reality, do not interact but only aphilosopher so, becande God has created themathematicianlished harmony.

I am sailing for Europe shortly....and I would like to take this way of announcing to my hundreds, nay dozens of friends that I can do without a farewell party on sailing-night.

She had visited him often during the day by traveling the main county road, but she dared not take this way for fear that she might encounter the Rebel pickets.

The portraits of ancient trees in Ori Gersht's beautiful "Ghost-Olive" series could be taken this way too, but also in other ways, as symbols of Israel and emblems of peace dissolving to dust before our eyes.