Sentence examples for a sort of balancing from inspiring English sources

As the political culture of Trump has brought about a nostalgia for very conservative values, there's a sort of balancing re-engagement with civil rights.

Heading back to Colombia, the writer and his family arrived in Mexico on the day that Hemingway died in 1961 and stayed there, in a country that performed a sort of balancing act, a half-way house between Cuban revolution and Colombian reaction.

It's hard as a single father; it's a sort of balancing act akin to walking on a high wire without a net, something that I think just about any parent would understand.

Well, I look around and I see that the works—regardless of whether they're the sculptures or the paintings or even my public art—I find a sort of balance and harmony within disparate things.

In other words, for many years following the end of the Second World War, when the two superpowers [the U.S. and the Soviet Union] contested for world power, achieving a sort of balance of terror, China's main concern was its very survival, not least feeding its big population.

Normally the plaque coexists in the oral cavity in a sort of balance between activities of the microorganisms and host defenses.

Johnson said: "What is certainly not acceptable is people buying homes as assets and then keeping them empty in Kensington and Chelsea or Westminster or wherever as a sort of bank balance in the sky.

As an example, Tables 2 and 3 report a sort of "energy balance" for one of the audited foundries (the one which Table 4 is related, with five electric induction furnaces) with the allocation of the energy consumption for every single department.

Perhaps, one year on from Maggie, it is time to offer a sort of BBC balance quota by giving him the state funeral that he so clearly deserves, the one that Boris Johnson was obviously implying support for in his fine-sounding tributes this morning.

A sort of "magnocellular parvocellular balance" might, therefore, be established for distractors.

I enjoyed giving and they enjoyed taking, but there was always a sort of loss of balance in that.