She uses the fact of the white marriage.
She uses the fact that she's an actress in the way a solider protects himself with a weapon.
First he uses the fact that he knows me to be a white British writer to belittle the play as a piece of "artful impersonation".
And Mr. Carey uses the fact that the Australian hoaxers said their poet was a mechanic to play upon his appeal as a working-class hero.
He also uses the fact that books can tell a story from somebody's perspective, in a way that movies and TV can't.
The process of linking uses the fact that images of the same person tend to look more similar in appropriate features --- than images of different people.
The lock-in algorithm uses the fact that lock-in amplifier can be able to detect very small signal change within the measurement noise, which is often used in TSA.
Rather, it uses the fact that instantaneous copolymer chain composition is related to the instantaneous rate of consumption of comonomers, and the rate for each of these is described by rates α1 and α2 for comonomers 1 and 2, respectively.
"Whenever the law uses the fact that a woman is pregnant to treat her differently, it's important to be suspicious," she said, given the history of using women's fertility as a reason for excluding them from economic and civic life.
This article uses the fact that judges are assigned their cases randomly to assess the effect of judicial background on the outcome of cases from the day-to-day docket in three federal trial courts.
"The Matt LeBlanc in the show uses the fact that people assume I'm dumb because I played the dumb guy on 'Friends' — he uses that to manipulate situations to his advantage," Mr. LeBlanc said.
