Sentence examples for times adopted from inspiring English sources

Although the record has been erratic, presidents have at times adopted more forceful approaches.

The Times adopted the view that labeling these as "torture" in news articles could create the appearance of taking sides.

That same year, WQXR-AM (which like its FM sister station was owned by The New York Times) adopted WNEW's format and changed its call letters to WQEW.

Mr. Levy professes disdain for nativists and bigots, but he has at times adopted their language and echoed their cries about a nation under siege.

He has adopted and abandoned (and, at times, adopted again) notions of arming some schoolteachers with guns, scrapping the H-1B visas admitting skilled foreign workers, and imposing a temporary "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States".

In his comments to John Meacham, for a book to be published next week by Random House and detailed in the New York Times, Mr Bush also expresses some criticism of his son, saying that he allowed himself to empower the two others, and that he at times adopted a tone that was hostile and aggressive.

I hope The Times adopts them.

During the performance, Morgan selects a picture and claims to make contact with the deceased, at times adopting their voice to relay messages from beyond the grave.

(Emerson, "Experience") E. Her lyrics at times adopt a strange, tin-eared unsuppleness, as if they'd been composed by a small focus group of Germans.

Nor can the Times adopt the overall tough bargaining stance that it can at the New York headquarters and at the NYT-owned Boston Globe.

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