Dint in a sentence as a noun

Most discoveries and inventions, heck even the space race dint start out of the goodness of heart; but aren't we glad they did?

By dint of much practice, I can read Chinese comfortably for information on a variety of subjects.

I suppose that's a valid concern, but note that Google's control over the protocol was already pretty strong by dint of running Google.

Because if you have a temper and you're known to be irrational, people are forced, by dint of your irrationality, to treat you better.

Interfaces, but rather 'true' interfaces, which are implicitly implemented by dint of a type fulfilling them.

I would not care, because Fox News is already much more influential than Disney is, and would not become that much more so simply by dint of owning some cartoon characters.

The FBI wasn't involved in Swartz's prosecution, which was considerably easier for the US Attorney by dint of them actually knowing who was behind the incursions.

Dint definitions

noun

interchangeable with `means' in the expression `by means of'