Sentence examples for a collapsing of from inspiring English sources

And history, always more than an academic subject, becomes for the audience a collapsing of time.

In his early 50s now, he's found his sweet spot, a collapsing of small-range toil and long-range grace, a place where intense commitment to the task seems natural, yet a 90-minute set feels like one long song.

It's written in the first person, and it could describe a collapsing of faith: Convert me to your truth this lived this happened we tried, we failed ordain the end we all suffer.

He tries to stave off what he terms "the Demon of Melodramatic Prophesies" which can bedevil writing about the present, yet having already identified as intrinsic to virtual existence a collapsing of the future and the past into a permanently digitised "now", he can't avoid the doomsday intersection of human connectivity and environmental degradation.

Or rather a collapsing of ceilings: one reading of Boehner's comments is that he is posturing for a coming fight over raising the debt ceiling, so that he has an easier time persuading members of his party not to disrupt the world's economy in an attempt to show primary voters how much they dislike Barack Obama.

Europe, or most of it, will experience a brutal increase of inequalities: a collapsing of the middle classes, a shrinking of skilled jobs, a displacement of "volatile" productive industries, a regression of welfare and social rights, and a destruction of cultural industries and general public services.

A collapsing pattern of FSGS has also been reported [ 10].

A decade ago, Britain's auditors and corporate chiefs faced a collapse of confidence of Enronian proportions.

"There's a collapse of time.

It's a collapse of responsibility.

There has been a collapse of trust.