Sentence examples for about dissolution from inspiring English sources

We are talking here about dissolution, not resolution.

"His work is really about dissolution," Kathy Hallbreich, the new associate director of MOMA, said recently.

While the dynamic dissolution algorithm is appropriate for obtaining information about dissolution rate and surface roughness evolution, the increased computational time in high values of critical ionization fraction and lattice sizes, especially in 3D, make it inappropriate for line-edge roughness studies.

What independence is about is the dissolution of the parliaments not the dissolution of the union of the crowns.

The NBA star opened up about the dissolution of his marriage, talking about the difficulty and how he's moving on.

For example, it is good to know that the United States and South Korea are holding serious discussions about how to reduce Chinese unease about the dissolution of North Korea and the unification of the peninsula.

Draper, who interviewed him at length, comes up with good (and controversial) material about what he did or didn't know about the dissolution of the Iraqi Army, and with priceless details: the President's staff discovered that the best way to sell him on an idea was to say, "This is going to be a really tough decision".

The program grows a bit tedious in the midsection: too much about the dissolution of Mr. Schulz's first marriage, too much blather about how he felt unappreciated.

Mr. Burke said that Ms. Featherstone asked him "to keep an ear to the ground about the regiment and see what I could find out about its dissolution and Iraq".

A poem about the dissolution of his relationship with the poet Linda Gregg includes this line about an evening meal: "She going out quietly afterward to scream into the wind/from the ocean".

Even today, it makes me super sad to think about the dissolution of our close friendship, but it taught me a valuable lesson about keeping my mouth shut when it comes to other's money decisions.