Sentence examples for A conjunction of from inspiring English sources
In 1961 US President Eisenhower spoke of a new danger in American politics—a "conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry".
A conjunction of them is harder to imagine.
A conjunction of unusual circumstances aided the film and television industry.
A conjunction of literary influences was about to take place which would forever change the topography of American literature".
A conjunction of mistaken loyalties, repeated stupidities, base forgeries, and excited extremisms inflamed the situation into a national crisis.
A conjunction of events may be ABC or DEF or JKL, etc.
He's a great writer, but it's a conjunction of luck, talent, and the moment.
THEATER is a group effort, a conjunction of an idea, a writer and actors, she said.
They are a conjunction of cosmic fantasies, tough realities and dramatic exaggerations.
She says her work arises from a conjunction of humor, language, and emotional difficulty.
But thriving traditions (which entail a conjunction of art and business) depend upon a preponderance of crap.
