Sentence examples for thereby turn from inspiring English sources

Potentially convertible, all such outcasts might be thought to be using camouflaging techniques to infiltrate, hide out, assimilate, and thereby turn a treacherous trick.

Does a White House decision to attack Iraq make it "a war," and thereby turn Mr. Hussein into a legitimate target?

Perhaps it is the power of sex that has taught us to love the meaningless and thereby turn it into the meaningful.

We thereby turn our attention, in reflection, to the structure of our own conscious experience.

It could be argued that, by ascribing propositional content to perceptual experiences, we thereby turn them into mental states that are sufficiently belief-like to be like beliefs in this regard: they can justify only if they are justified themselves.

In a worst-case scenario, companies would have to restate revenues and thereby turn profits into losses at a time when a few pennies a share of disappointment can spell disaster on Wall Street.

With its maintenance machinery thereby turned on high, each worm cell lives far longer — and so does the worm.

Plus, the company uses waste methane as its feedstock, thereby turning a harmful greenhouse gas into a useful product.

It was this same story that Herman Melville used for his 1851 epic novel, thereby turning reality into literary legend.

The effect is dour, severe, but attention is thereby turned toward the singers and the music, which, after all, are the point.

Thus, it transformed the academic study of literature from a marginal scholarly apparatus of footnotes to the only game in town, thereby turning traditional readers into spectators.