Sentence examples for and impasses from inspiring English sources

For the current exhibition, the association invited cartoonists from Mediterranean countries to show their interpretations of postrevolution freedom of expression, feminism, political upheavals and impasses.

Elsewhere, tucked into the passages and impasses of the village, are a relieur (bookbinder); shops selling handmade papers, puppets and painted silk, and an art gallery and calligrapher.

But what may be most remarkable is that anything is built at all, given the history of 20 years of dashed plans and impasses between RAND and the Santa Monica city government.

The descriptions of his brief sojourn in Havana — frustrations and impasses followed by an unexpected denouement involving a long-lost cousin — are the most gripping and evocative chapters in the memoir.

"The alternative of giving in to the problems and delays and impasses in the world of sensitive security information is the way that I found unacceptable because, in many respects, it is a surrender to difficulty," he said.

It's funny how the mind tends to temporarily forget all the disappointments, arguments, and impasses that led to the breakup.

Her writing is driven by the vagaries of the author before her, and makes appear, or unmasks, the structuring forces of the text and its impasses and limits.

Over the past two years, despite tariffs and trade impasses, Brexit and the border wall, American companies have been expanding their global reach by increasing the number of languages they speak.

But the producers and executives expect the four new characters, the new schedule and a greater focus on Paul's personal and professional impasses to deepen the attachment of the show's existing audience while attracting new viewers.

The current political and urban impasses that afflict the Roman Agro cast a long shadow back in history and are the final nemesis of this ongoing process of colonization.

Legislators known to favor the peace accord immediately plunged into a round of meetings with Mr. Reid to find a way over the new hurdle, the latest of many in the three and a half years of impasses and breakthroughs that have marked the effort to put into effect the 1998 peace agreement.