Sentence examples similar to Transpiring as projected from inspiring English sources

Episodic reactivations transpire as many as 4-5 times per year.

Dante's entire poetic narrative transpires in an eschatological dimension of existence; it thereby aspires to reveal beyond the limits of history a full-blown vision of eternity that is, history as projected into the eternal worlds that it prefigures.

Meanwhile, Danny Alexander's promised £100m for "shovel-ready" housing schemes transpired as a vague recommitment to a pre-announced garden cities project, a small development based on a transport project in Barking plus 10,000 new homes at a former RAF base in Northstowe.

Wrongly, it transpired, as each game felt longer than the last.

In other words, it probably wouldn't transpire as a US public relations triumph".

However, it is known that other events transpire as well.

Emails function as a digital archive of every communication and interaction you have had, allowing you to refer back to discussions, remind yourself of what transpired in a project and clear up confusion or questions.

We review relevant events transpiring during the absconding event, as well as in the month prior.

Nowhere is this truer than within the tremendous revolutionary project transpiring in Rojava.

Binha describes what's transpiring as an "earthquake".

He tried to be his own lawyer and what transpired was pathetic, as well as disgusting and disgraceful.