Sentence examples for tracing it through from inspiring English sources

Feeny talks about the mission that possesses McTighe and every Irishman worth his salt, tracing it through history.

There's a theme I've been chasing for a while, abstractly, through the glossy wilds of golden-age Hollywood movies the implicit exclusions and derogations that the classic style both depends on and reflects but I haven't done the exacting work of tracing it through the specifics.

(Who would guess that a household, no less than a city, can be a melting pot?) His father and Oliver enjoy a clash of wits about the twisted root of the word "apricot," tracing it through Arabic, Latin, and Greek, and mentioning that one branch leads to the word "precocious" — a nod to Elio, who listens to them with half a smile.

You tremble for the author as she unfolds the chaos of her family, tracing it back through parents and grandparents to its poisoned origins in the sexual repression, racism, violent religion, snobbery and war of the 19th and early 20th centuries.Ms Blackburn's route into these depths is surprisingly direct.

He tells the circular story of a tear, tracing it from puddle through evaporation to rain upon the garden.

It would be hard to trace it directly because they go through a lot of trouble to funnel the money in ways that it's not directly traceable to them.

Essentially, T-RFLP can be applied to generate a fingerprint of an unknown bacterial community and trace it through a family or population.

"Gilgul," too, was "personal," as Ophra Yerushalmi remarked to Deborah Treisman, and each intellectual strand of "Zakhor," it seems, can be traced through it.

Each column is a variable the code you are tracing through will use.

I've been charting this trainwreck for a couple of years, and am feeling too weary to trace through it again right now.

Neptunium's unique radioactive characteristics allowed it to be traced as it moved through various compounds in chemical reactions, at first this was the only method available to prove that its chemistry was different from other elements.