Sentence examples for a day of considerable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama delivered his speech on a day of considerable political churn.

At the end of a day of considerable bloodshed some miners complained that they had been stoned by their own comrades in the confusion.

Although the opposition leaders, Mir Hussein Moussavi and Mohammad Khatami, did not openly call for street protests, their remarks were widely seen as a call to arms on a day of considerable symbolic importance.

In the Netherlands, many patients receive the starting dose of morphine (10 30 mg subcutaneously a day), for a considerable period of time (days, weeks, sometimes even months).

Gosse — now best known for the still widely read memoir he published in 1907, "Father and Son" — already enjoyed a reputation as one of the major literary critics of his day, a feat of considerable self-invention for someone with no university education.

The software's speed and inability to seamlessly link with day-to-day software was a source of considerable frustration.

(Chinen) MARK HELIAS DUOS (Wednesday) Mark Helias, a bassist of considerable ingenuity and control, performs in two separate duos, each promising for a different reason.

Bloody Sunday continued to be a matter of considerable controversy in particular, the army's orders and the role of the IRA in the violence and in the late 1990s the British government established a commission to determine the facts.

Salieri was a composer of considerable stature in his day (he lived from 1750 to 1825), but was overshadowed by Mozart and Beethoven, and was presented as the symbol of competent mediocrity in Peter Shaffer's "Amadeus".

Lazarus was a poet of considerable reputation in her day, who was a strong supporter of Henry George and his "socialistic" single-tax program, and a friend of William Morris, a leading British socialist.

Emma Lazarus was a poet of considerable reputation in her day, who was a strong supporter of Henry George and his "socialistic" single-tax program, and a friend of William Morris, a leading British socialist.