Sentence examples for use the passage of from inspiring English sources

To use the passage of time as a reason not to prosecute those responsible is ludicrous.

Many of the Oscar-nominated filmmaker's features use the passage of existence itself as a bold cinematic device, like his ambitious trilogy of romantic dramas starring Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke (1995's Before Sunrise, 2004's Before Sunset, 2013's Before Midnight) and his 2014 opus Boyhood, in which a schoolboy subtly ages a dozen years over the course of two-and-a-half hours onscreen.

The prosecution suggested he was a wily killer using the passage of time to silence the witnesses against him.

Until recently, the most notorious of their studies used the passage of legislation that allowed private citizens to carry concealed firearms as a proxy indicator of gun ownership.

Using the passage of time as a soft pedal, she gentles the impact of a devastating affair, creating the record of a passion more safely reread than relived.

I wish the author had used the passage of time since then as his ally, juxtaposing Hillary present with Hillary past.

Mrs. Dwyer did not dwell on civil unions themselves, but rather used the passage of the law as an example of how, she said, the state government did not listen to the people.

Using the passage of the Business Combination (BC) law as an exogenous shock to governance, Giroud and Mueller (2010) finds that the law adversely affected operating performance and stock market responses only for firms in non-competitive industries.

They develop Callon (1998) to articulate the work of biobanks and other actors within the tissue economy to entangle, disentangle and re-entangle tissue within different socio-cultural contexts and mechanisms of exchange, using the passage of human embryonic stem cell lines into the UK Stem Cell Bank as an example.

IRIS is an interactive medium for visual simplicity which uses the passage of ambient light, not emission of light itself.

Halbritter and Pata are using the passage of California's bill to amp up pressure on the Washington, D.C., NFL team to ditch its "Redskins" name.