Sentence examples for thereby given from inspiring English sources

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

Those that can be ascribed to gender are, unfortunately, blown up to mythic proportions and thereby given spurious importance.

The simstim is a device for the novelist too, of course, for we are thereby given access to another character's experiences.

But Bourne, in a singular inspiration, has made her a puppet, of the Bunraku variety, and has thereby given her some personality and dignity.

But it may be that they have thereby given their story more popular appeal, which may bring more people to see it.

Now downtown choreographers are questioning whether the festival has strayed from what they see as its original intent and thereby given up on its role in nurturing young choreographers.

And thereby give the fiend his due.

We thereby give insights into the "black box".

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.