Sentence examples for a coaxing of from inspiring English sources

Beneath the word wahr, or "true," there is a strangely shuddering whole-note chord consisting of a B-major triad with C-sharps attached; Schoenberg has marked it with a crescendo, which is technically an impossibility for a sustained chord, but with a coaxing of the pedal Uchida made it resonate through the bar.

Its purpose may be to develop gluten, but it's also sensual, quasi-sexual, a coaxing forth of life itself.

To verify the latter, the results of a coaxing effect test and the scatter of the microstructural sensitive fatigue crack life were discussed.

"Boris" the TV celebrity could easily be an outer – a colourful coaxer of hesitant voters into devil-may-care defiance of the craven continentalists.

A little later, at the coaxing of the moderators, Trump was once again forced to disavow the Ku Klux Klan.

Rome has a rich tradition of coaxing flavor out of poor cuts of meat: try tripe, tongue and sweetbreads.

I love this beginning bit, the thought of softening all that hard material, of coaxing a garden out of the solidness.

"I thought Lee did a very good job of coaxing a young umpire into a bad call".

Oman's national oil company will announce on Tuesday that it has begun using a new method of coaxing oil out of old wells: solar power.

The romance of the genre emerges partly from the exhilaration of pioneers moving through a verdant, open landscape, coaxing tons of horseflesh to do their bidding.

The idea of coaxing a new book out of Mr. McCall seemed like a violation to him.