Sentence examples for theft I from inspiring English sources

There's some sense to this, but of course the fundamental difference between material theft and "content theft," i.e. making a copy, is ignored.

Socrates interpreted this as an invitation from the gods to die, thus refuting the charge that, by conducting his trial in the way he did, he was guilty of theft – i.e., depriving the gods of his life that properly belonged to them (Phaedo, 62b).

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After the theft, I received daily updates.

In my book on the theft, I pointed the finger at the Boston mobster David Turner.

Writing my latest book which is partly about identity theft I realised I was part of a long literary tradition.

A11 NATIONAL A12-19 Rine IdentityiThefteft Is Linked to the Internet Law enforcement authorities are increasingly worried about a sudden, sharp rise in identity theft, the pilfering of people's personal information for use in obtaining credit cards, loans and other goods.

In "Theft Is Vision," Bob Nickas's collected essays and interviews, in a chapter entitled "Everything I Know About Art I Learned From Andy Warhol and On Kawara," Nickas constructs an imaginary dialogue between the two artists, in which Warhol admires Kawara's telegrams, each bearing the message I AM STILL ALIVE.

1998, and reprinted in Bob Nickas, Theft Is Vision, JRP/Ringier, 2008.

This has at least in part been driven by news, good ("Overtstock.com Is Now Accepting Bitcoins") and bad ("Flaw in Bitcoin, exchange shutdowns, $2.7 million theft: Is the end coming?").

Discussion of "appropriation"The subject reminds Lavery of a lighter incident of alleged life-theft: "I did a play called Family Album when my mother was alive and I thought I'd made it all up and, in the script, the mother has a dog put down.