Sentence examples for using the apparatus of from inspiring English sources
Looking at a photograph is, in a way, using the apparatus of photography to connect to a dead image of something.
"It occurred to me that Milton was using the apparatus of fantasy -- the cosmology, the people with wings, and so on -- at a time when he knew full well that the universe wasn't constructed like that," Mr. Pullman said.
Mead proposes using the apparatus of the criminal justice system to deal with people who have committed criminal offenses: parolees, and men who fail to pay their child support.
Their probability can be studied using the apparatus of fuzzy sets theory.
Furthermore, there are also important results that can be proved only using the apparatus of modular function spaces.
Tenzer et al. (2008, 2009, 2010) then computed globally the bathymetry-generated gravity field parameters by using the apparatus of the spherical harmonic analysis and synthesis.
Osbourne wants to take the avant-garde art he truly loves and use the apparatus of the ad world to disseminate it.
"And I thought maybe I could take it as an inspiration, a starting point, to use the apparatus of fantasy to say something psychologically true.
Senior sources point to Hammond's response last week to the Eurosceptic Tory MP Peter Bone, who challenged the foreign secretary over plans to use the "apparatus of the state" to push a case.
Tory backbencher Peter Bone said many people were "concerned about that the government will use the apparatus of state to push a case rather than letting the two sides have equal and fair access".
If a President uses the apparatus of government in an unlawful way, to compromise democratic processes and to invade constitutional rights, we come to the heart of what the impeachment provision is all about.
