Sentence examples for Some recess from inspiring English sources

The word came to him from some recess of his mind.

He was an outsize historical figure, more of a figurehead, actually: bearded, bearing a cigar, peering over rimless glasses into some recess of the pysche.

It's called sturm und drang and we saw a lot of it last week when President Obama made some recess appointments even though the Senate was holding pro-forma sessions (some of them lasting about 30 seconds).

Pavlovsky told reporters he was ousted for being too vocal in his support of the president at a time of tension in the tandem, and for saying – in a criticism of Putin – that Medvedev's first term should not become "some recess in one person's endless governance".

He made some recess appointments anyway.

"It appears that each of the Noel Canning criteria could have precluded some recess appointments".

He amuses me because he has a certain gift of humor, I cannot describe it, very subtle, that touches some recesses of my mind, all hidden under a very respectful manner," wrote Henry Tonks, the formidable professor of art at the Slade School of Art in London, which Whistler entered at 16. "Directly he is launched," Tonks predicted, "he will be an amazing success".

In the chamber where Mr Peter Rees had just begun to speak on the Credit Unions Bill, it came as a dull rumble, and so thick and massive are the walls that in some recesses of the House it could not be heard at all.

It was only not £100,000 because, in some silted recess of car-industry restraint, that is still understood to be an obscene amount to spend on a car.

I don't actually remember thinking — in any sense of the word "thinking" — this, but my mouth, along with some unconscious recess of the brain, blurted out, "Chinese women's feet".

Haggard wrote that "the title She" was taken "from a certain rag doll, so named, which a nurse at Bradenham used to bring out of some dark recess in order to terrify those of my brothers and sisters who were in her charge".