Sentence examples for without wielding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan, for his part, has not wanted to become involved without wielding substantial authority.

Meanwhile Taylor's wife, Tami, finds herself up against budget cuts and bureaucracy as the new principal of Dillon High School; it's a plotline that subtly gets at the crisis in education without wielding hammers.

We can, with God's help, change the world, without wielding the weapon of divestment in a place it does not belong.

Unless we can do so, without wielding the R word against leaders who speak frankly about these choices, serious cost control will not be sustainable.

Not to be confused with their historical ancestors (in any way, shape or form other than their self-aggrandizing adopted moniker), modern day Tea Partiers have brainwashed the geographical Middle and South of the country into giving them a shot at dabbling in governance, without wielding even a modicum of the scrutiny my father exercised in choosing his blend of tea.

Without question, wielding this authority was by far the most troubling aspect of my profession; I would always question whether I did the right thing.

Without the media, only a small number of people would know that an attack has taken place, and without democracy, those wielding power would have little reason to heed the sentiments that such violence provokes.

For so long Murdoch, 75, has been accused of wielding power without responsibility; is he beginning to wield responsibility without power?

The core group of advisers -- some on retainer, some working without pay and all wielding wide influence with the campaign -- include Mr. Rosenblith, Mr. Thorne and Mr. Whouley, as well as John Marttila, a strategist who first worked with Mr. Kerry in 1970; Tom Kiley, a veteran Boston pollster; and a number of friends and former staff members who are involved in this campaign to varying degrees.

The Hindustan Times, however, says writing him off "would be an over-interpretation". "He is no stranger to wielding power without holding office; an experience that should come in handy now.

We had power we were unafraid of wielding, usually without regard to the consequences experienced by our victims.