Sentence examples for through the conduits of from inspiring English sources

John Locke (1690, Book 3, ch. 9, para.16), for instance, describes animal spirits as "fluid and subtile Matter, passing through the Conduits of the Nerves".

Or, more accurate, we tell each other, through the conduit of his Inditex stores and others like them.

His main academic interest the flow of history through the conduit of Christianity also attested to his expatriate status as both a critic and a Jew.

His main academic interest — the flow of history through the conduit of Christianity — also attested to his expatriate status as both a critic and a Jew.

I myself tuned in to Shudder.TV to find a small girl standing by the side of a canal, inviting a badly mutilated man to join her for tea and cakes through the conduit of a ventriloquist's dummy with a smashed head.

And The Economist, in an article on the remarkable growth of China's trade, cautioned that the numbers were incomplete: because so much went through the conduit of Hong Kong, it was hard to tell with whom Chinese commerce was in fact conducted.An odd assortment of headlines from 1997?

He appears to have a pathological hatred for all human life, which manifests itself through the conduit of his bicycle.

Had it been a Saturday, when all 2,000 seats would have been filled, it might have been chaos, hundreds of grannies with knees popping as they stood up to receive the healing of God, through the conduit of actor Jesus.

Where countries have side-stepped the trade agreements in the interests of public health, the outcome has been legal reprisals by patent owners through the conduit of international agreements [ 9].

We had become the conduits of information".

As the dispute over FEMA funds illustrates, the conduit of neutrality through these hazards can be quite narrow.The ACLU critique of the House bill is predictable but oddly tepid:FEMA's policy not only ensures that FEMA grants are used to rebuild facilities that provide the most critical services to the entire community, but also reflects an important constitutional principle.