Sentence examples for to be found through from inspiring English sources

"On the Road" suggests that happiness is to be found through freedom, wandering and autonomy.

In "Me, Myself & I," he makes a spectacle of that discovery, of the strength to be found through self-expression.

In Shakespeare, "everything is to be found through the language, not underneath it," he said later by telephone.

He wrote in the Observer that it could provide £5bn of the £50bn that would have to be found through tax rises or spending cuts.

Unhappy within the marriage, she starts an affair but realises that salvation is not to be found through a man, and thus begins the process of self-reinvention.

A solution has to be found through the dialogue between Somaliland and Somalia," said Mohamed Farah, executive director at the Academy of Peace and Development in Somaliland.

Links to these can be found through the Internet Public Library (IPL) (12).

Dittmar herself is unlikely to be found battling through the sales.

All this and more is to be found today through Sunday at the third annual Double Take Documentary Film Festival in Durham, N.C.; 50 films compete for honors.

Happiness wasn't going to be found pulsing through my veins as I dance on stage in front of thousands.

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