Sentence examples for which seizes from inspiring English sources

First, "the combining faculty," which "seizes points in common, between subjects having no apparent connection," and then, she wrote, "Imagination is the Discovering Faculty, pre-eminently.

For the inundation of New York, I went to Freud and primitive attitudes toward violent weather events, trying to make sense of that which seizes you and throws you against a new wall of experience.

Tom Stoppard's play "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead," for instance, which seizes on two minor characters in "Hamlet," and uses them as a pair of spectacles through which we look differently at the main action of the play.

It would provide new authority for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which seizes weak commercial banks, to take over other large failing financial institutions like insurance companies or hedge funds.

Mr. Zuckerberg said his developers had worked for months developing Home, "which seizes control of your phone and makes it good for little other than Facebook — much like many Facebook users themselves".

The newer drugs have revolutionized treatment of schizophrenia, which seizes people in their teenage years and causes frightening bouts of hallucinations and delusions.

Then there is the army, which seized power in 2006 and could do the same again.

Last month, the Moscow office was raided by law enforcement, which seized many of the computers.

19] extended diplomatic recognition to the revolutionary government which seized power in Yemen last September.

Fatah also has bitter grievances against Hamas, which seized control of Gaza in 2007.

The announcement, which seized the attention of the world news media, was divisive.