Sentence examples for through the words from inspiring English sources

But Plato never divulged his own views except, perhaps, through the words he attributed to Socrates.

It's easy to breeze through the words without spending time with the art.

The characters live through the words, rather than existing in the gaps between them.

He reads swiftly, flying through the words but often not understanding them.

She nudged Jeremy, one of her seven-year-old twins, through the words "ocean" and "mammal".

I used to wish I could live through the words of other writers.

One can feel the force of this battle right through the words.

"The Baron in the Trees" would have the branches weaving through the words.

"We wanted them to be able to find the characters themselves, through the words," Ms. Ballinger said.

Recreating timing and cadence from the recording, she lets Terry's slightly camp persona emerge through the words.

For good or for ill, the reputation of an organization is made through the words and deeds of its members.