Sentence examples for a coalescing of from inspiring English sources

"There is a coalescing of the disappointments," Mr. Gowdy said.

"Painting is a coalescing of experience," he said.

I think there will be a coalescing of people throughout the Bronx who believe that the leadership has to change".

At the G20 meeting in November we can expect a coalescing of opinion around the need for innovative sources of finance, including the Robin Hood tax.

Overconfident, the Brotherhood failed to sense a coalescing of fear and resentment among the large, economically and culturally dominant class of non-Islamist Egyptians.

The Buddha protected by a cobra's hood represents a coalescing of the Buddha myth with the pre-Buddhist cult of snakes as protecting divinities (the naga cult) and derives from a legend in which the Buddha was protected from a rainstorm by a great naga king named Mucilinda.

In July, New York's attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, flew to San Francisco to try to persuade her to join his efforts to pursue a broad investigative strategy with a coalescing group of other attorneys general, but got no commitment.

But a coalescing movement of porn historians has grappled with how to do justice to the complexity of porn's undocumented past.

Such areas correlated with a coalescing pattern of PrPd accumulation at light microscopy.

The bill, which formally authorizes the Elementary and Secondary Education Act for the next six years, represents a remarkable coalescing of Democratic and Republican interests in overhauling public education and a turnaround for the Republican Party.

"My sense is there will be a very large coalescing of forces around Rick Santorum, Stephen Brownn, a conservative activist and Bachmann supporter, told me on the day his candidate withdrew from the race.