instrumentality

Example Sentences

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“My relationship to instrumentality — and, like, time — is not particularly drawn from classical music per se,” he said.

From New York Times

“Congress could empower civil litigants to seek compensatory damages against PRC individuals, agencies or instrumentalities whose conduct in connection with the development and spread of COVID-19 was grossly negligent or intentional,” the report said.

From Washington Times

And thus the sheer terror of unaccountable power is defanged by the instrumentality of humour and the carnivalesque.

From Salon

The Steamship Authority, which operates ferries to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, is a public instrumentality that can draw on the State of Massachusetts if business temporarily dries up, resulting in a year-end deficit.

From New York Times

Except for MU, of course, “which is an instrumentality of the state of Missouri,” the declaration says.

From Washington Times