Sentence examples for to be wielded from inspiring English sources

So, what this really breaks down to is Smerconish absurdly advocating for blowtorches to be wielded against other human beings, for no other reason than it just feels right to be a torturing American.

How is authority to be wielded?

Power is increasingly going to be wielded supranationally.

The applause sign needed to be wielded more carefully.

It refused to be wielded, you see, to be 'used'used

France would prefer the stick to be wielded at the discretion of governments.

But in another sense he's the perfect candidate to be wielding this sort of power.

The overwhelming, driving bias of the US media is subservience to power, whoever happens to be wielding it.

They do, in fact, seem to be wielding an influence that is, ironically, poised to outstrip that of the magazines they serve.

But it's clear also that city hall – feeling under attack for offering cyclists too many carrots – now wants to be seen to be wielding a stick.

Children as young as 13 were said to be wielding knives on the killing floor; some teenagers were working 17-hour shifts, six days a week.