Sentence examples for tools of survival from inspiring English sources

Ish taught Martin the tools of survival in the US, himself an outsider and a victim of hate crimes, as a result of his turban.

Narrative imagination — and therefore fiction — was a basic evolutionary tool of survival.

To be furbo — cunning and crafty in taking advantage of the system to the benefit of the individual — is widely esteemed even among respectable people and is commonly considered a necessary tool of survival.

But Mizer didn't seem to harbor animosity for "sissies"; his hatred was for the world's hatred, and he used physical fitness as a tool of survival in perniciously polite society.

A fact central to a "scientific" ethics is that reason is the chief indispensable human tool of survival, and we exercise reason by choice.

But the truth of the matter is, it was a tool of survival.

Likewise, in a society like the United States that suppresses non-white people, many have chosen to proximate themselves toward European heritage as a political tool of survival.

It is really an arrogant stance, to think you can change a hardened Le Penist or a Texas bigot, but arrogance on the part of the hated minority is sometimes a tool of survival.

This Mother's Day, let's ensure mothers who are helping nourish the next generation are equipped with the most basic tool of survival and success: Good nutrition, especially during the first 1,000 days.

The motives and effects of social distancing, however, varied within and among subgroups: for example, women tended to talk about it more as a tool of survival than as a means of avoiding shame, and recent immigrants distanced themselves from family and friends in their homelands to protect loved ones and retain meaningful emotional supports.

They are the ultimate tools of national survival in the event of war.