Examples of secondhand

• A man dressed in a secondhand overcoat, in a used and worn out suit, a man whose face no longer had any human characteristics.

• Yet these sources are used little, and then usually at secondhand, and some illustrations are curiously chosen.

• In sum, across the five representative questions examined here, the inclusion of evidentials projects interviewees' responses as involving indirect, secondhand knowledge.

• I can waste hours in a record shop - secondhand or new.

• I think it is a disgrace that old people have to buy secondhand clothes in charity shops.

• In addition, he returns to the role of secondhand trade in local networks.

• I had had some ideas of writing and had bought myself a secondhand typewriter.

• The problem is exacerbated by the fact that in many cases the forms being discussed are (at least) secondhand, from another analysis of the data.

• It was to be built of secondhand railway sleepers cantilevering out of a reinforced concrete wall.

• I could not stake my soul's destiny upon a faith received at secondhand, or on mere probabilities.

• Yazd and other provincial cities are therefore examples of secondhand foreign influence, which has been channeled through the capital.

• There can be subtypes of reported evidentials: there are kinds that describe 'secondhand evidence'; 'third-hand evidence'; 'evidence from folklore'; and so forth.

• The language of the displaced self or the dissolved ego is already secondhand.

• It should be noted that this was a secondhand report.

• Broad-based, internally consistent survey responses in a country are likely to be a reflection of personal or secondhand experiences (the experiences of people whom one personally knows).