Sentence examples for thereby give from inspiring English sources

We can apply our poetic attention to commonplace language, and thereby give that language unexpected depth and importance.

Socrates claims to be defending, in effect, the honor of philosophy against those who lack aptitude for it and thereby give it a bad name.

They thereby give or deny organizations the credibility required to participate effectively in the debates, negotiations, and networks that generate policy.

From a strictly personal point of view Federer watched the continuation of the Murray-Nadal semi-final wanting the Spaniard to win, and thereby give him the opportunity to erase the pain of his Wimbledon defeat.

Many typically leave it too long to go to therapy, they say, when they could recognise what is - and what isn't - working earlier, and thereby give themselves the greatest chance of success.

Just like disability insurance, Social Security provisions can shift some of the burden of job separations from the private sector to the public insurance programs and thereby give the private sector too little incentive to prevent or delay the separations.

Paul taught Angela to love English folk music, thereby giving her a great gift.

He sees through the present, and thereby gives us a way to experience history as duration.

He had persuaded Rodney Marsh to leave Australia, thereby giving the English set-up immediate credibility.

The African children should have been named, and thereby given real identities as individuals.

"This will include extended updates from the stadium, thereby giving the impression of continuous coverage".