Sentence examples for a sort of suspension from inspiring English sources

Are the trains a proxy for the — by rights chaotic, despite-all-odds very functional — city, or do they enable a sort of suspension?

Are the trains a proxy for the by rights chaotic, despite-all-odds very functional city, or do they enable a sort of suspension?

A: Sort of.

Coach Frank Solich said that Lord would be disciplined, but the misdemeanor ticket did not warrant any sort of suspension.

Or perhaps even happiness: a sort of beatific suspension of time.

And when, in "Freak", she entreats a potential lover with the invitation, "Baby, if you want to leave, come to California, be a freak like me", it's presenting the American Dream as a sort of numbed suspension in erotic aspic.

After years of performing in front of predominately white audiences with predominately white casts, I feel that we encourage both the audience to view a person of color with a sort of visual suspension of disbelief.

It's called A Granny's Guide to the Modern World (Channel 4), like a sort of attempt at a suspension bridge over the generation gap.

But the memory of those distant glory years never faded, and a few years ago Bentley began reaching for its own identity as a sort of Rolls GTI, with stiffened suspensions, more horsepower, more rubber and a few gentlemanly sporting cues -- what Bentley literature called "the spirit of the racetrack".

But Rodriguez is likely to lose a considerable amount of money to some sort of suspension after his current appeal runs its course.

Each of these varieties of angelology requires some sort of suspension of logic and reason, which is fine for the 40 per cent of Britons who claim to believe in angels, but excludes the rest.