Sentence examples for what exploits from inspiring English sources

"But what we're seeing in some cases is that people are seeing it multiple times … there's tremendous interest on what this group of characters does next and what exploits they undergo".

Cherry Lewis, Woodbridge, Suffolk LotteryLarry asks what wartime exploits the Germans might have made films about (N&Q, 26 January).

"This is what we exploit in the game".

"They were a pristine name," Ali told me, adding, "That was what was exploited".

And this was what George Frideric Handel exploited brilliantly, and to our benefit.

A lot of what I exploited was their hunger to see this story told.

"Information can, in a way, be holographically represented across the whole computer; that's what we exploit," Devoret explained.

"The acousmatic experience of sound is precisely what is exploited by the art of music" (Scruton 1997, 3).

An intuitively appealing choice is to assume that the tree branching follows a birth-death process which is indeed what is exploited by Yang and Rannala [ 4, 18].

That's what The Onion exploits, much as "The Daily Show" does on Comedy Central.

This lengthy scene digs in and wisely exploits what differentiates this franchise.