Příklady sinew

• By focussing on head, hands, legs, organs, sinew, flesh, and face, etc., the natural wisdoms traffic in the inferior realm.

• But how does this play out in the very sinews of the texts themselves + above and beyond character depiction, plot construction, etc.?

• It has entered too much into the blood and sinews of education and the media here.

• Yet even when it came to ' sinew and muscle ' there were synergies between suburban and working-class toryism.

• It is not only fat and feathers which have been produced, but a good deal of sinew too.

• The second main line of criticism which has been advanced in the last six days concerns finance—the sinew of all government, both national and local.

• Just as bullion was said to be the sinew of war, money is certainly the sinew of the arts.

• They stiffen the sinews and summon up the blood, but they only emulate the action of the paper tiger.

• It has to be recognised that here too, money is the sinews of war.

• I see less of that and more the sinew of principle.

• It has got to have flesh and sinews and the breath of life.

• The production of crude steel, which is the sinew of a nation, has fallen.

• He had plenty of bone and sinew as well as courage.

• We are going out to attack the enemy's sinews of war.

• Some of them worked in the factories that provided the sinews of war.