Sentence examples for the conduit of from inspiring English sources
Has any instrument since Shakespeare's quill been the conduit of more pleasure to mankind?
The -isms and fads of contemporary life constitute their argot, the conduit of their frenetic discourse.
On the Hill, the blues cemented in Wilson's mind the notion that he was somehow "the conduit of ancestors".
Or, more accurate, we tell each other, through the conduit of his Inditex stores and others like them.
The trouble with expressing that kind of sentiment, particularly via the conduit of football, is that it seldom takes long for the atmosphere to become boorish.
Our screen, which had become the hope of the revolutionaries in Egypt and the conduit of their voice to the world, ceased to be.
His body language oozed, "I am just the conduit of Cub destiny," which told us not to worry, we were home, and we were in control.
Their solution – to hire a bent doctor (via the conduit of a drug addict) – is ill-advised, but ultimately leads to some cracking drama.
They became the conduits of American humanitarian assistance.
They are the conduits of food (mostly sugar) transport.
Are we entitled to know the conduits of access enjoyed by those with a massive financial interest at stake?
