Sentence examples for were a branch of from inspiring English sources
His pitilessness is also made much of – as if it were a branch of truthfulness rather than a defect of character.
The Tai were a branch of the migrating population who invaded Burma as the Burmese and of the Sinicized Vietnamese who were then pushing southward into what is now Vietnam.
The Lodi, who established a dynasty on the throne of Delhi in Hindustan (1450 1526), were a branch of the Ghilzay, and in the early 18th century Mir Vais Khan, a Ghilzay chieftain, captured Kandahar and established an independent kingdom there (1709 15).
He approaches literature almost as if it were a branch of science, governed by laws that are quantifiable and predictable, as when he talks of devising an algorithm, later discarded, to determine an optimum chapter order for his novel or when he compares writing to the annealing of metals.
They were a branch of the Romantic Nationalist movement in Russia and shared similar goals with the Abramtsevo Colony and Russian Revival in the sphere of fine arts.
The Hamdanids were a branch of the Banu Taghlib, an Arab tribe resident in the area of the Jazira (Upper Mesopotamia) since pre-Islamic times.
Teaching was a branch of show business.
It is a branch of personal ingenuity.
There is a branch of Fatburger there.
"We are a branch of government.
This is a branch of a popular West Village cafe.
