Sentence examples for under the mantle from inspiring English sources

He smuggled his articles out to his parents, who posted them on the internet under the mantle of Jon's Jail Journal.

According to the McCain campaign, we're all victims here - or, at the very least, there's plenty of room under the mantle of victimhood.

But in it Freud, the perennial foe of politics conducted under the mantle of divine inspiration, provided lessons even for those skeptical of Freud himself.

And I am hardly the first one to shine a light on Tim Russert's personal and political predilections under the mantle of his media neutrality.

The reformers pushing for these ideas did so under the mantle of expanding personal liberty and shrinking the size of government.

Unless we work with other nations under the mantle of international norms and principles and law that offer legitimacy to our efforts, we will not succeed.

Whether the reformers' argument – that these traditionally liberal measures can be appropriated by conservatives under the mantles of shrinking government and increasing personal liberty – can appeal to the GOP base at large is to be seen.

The newer rock is composed mainly of gabbro (a coarse-grained rock formed deep within the mantle under heat and pressure), basalt (a rock that originally poured out at the surface in molten form), and serpentine (a common rock-forming mineral).

Meanwhile, seismologist Don Helmberger of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and his colleagues saw seismic waves slow down dramatically in a patch at the bottom of the mantle under Iceland.

Once you've done your homework and put in your winning bid, don't closet your new acquisition or display it on the mantle under your Picasso.

When the melt is generated, H2O is preferentially partitioned into it, up to 25 wt.% under PT conditions in the mantle wedge (Iwamori 1998).