Sentence examples for task as to from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair saw his task as "to build on some of the things [Thatcher] had done rather than reverse them".

The primary task, as to an only slightly lesser degree throughout the Stalin epoch and even later, was the buildup of heavy industry.

Critics have connected delayed decoding to impressionism and phenomenology, and Conrad himself described his literary task as "to make you hear, to make you feel... before all, to make you see".

"Little kids still have the attention of their kindergartens, and it's easier for grownups to handle them, but the teenager is at just the age where he sees the task as to separate from the family," he said.

The first modern propaganda agency was the British Ministry of Information a century ago, which secretly defined its task as "to direct the thought of most of the world" -- primarily progressive American intellectuals, who had to be mobilized to come to the aid of Britain during the first world war.

The classic instance of this is Marlow's belated understanding of the arrows hitting the boat in Heart of Darkness Critics have connected delayed decoding to impressionism and phenomenology, and Conrad himself described his literary task as "to make you hear, to make you feel... before all, to make you see".

The advertisement, titled "Promised," takes Mr. McCain to task as failing to live up to his promise to run a civil campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.

People are more likely to be willing to finish a task as opposed to doing the whole thing.

If they understand why, they can over deliver and add value to a task as opposed to simply meeting the brief.

The systems could include any biocuration task as opposed to BioCreative III, which was limited to gene normalization/ranking.

"It's our task as musicians to give the public an emotional spiritual gift," he says.