Sentence examples for and in the swiftness from inspiring English sources

I am realizing the beauty of my existence, in the way that my tongue enunciates English words, and in the swiftness of my own language when I speak it.

Yet the way that Hancock tells the story, with Kroc at its center, is an enduring reminder that there's no such thing as "the story" — that its omissions and elisions are the result not of natural narrative contours but of open choices, gaping holes, psychological wounds that a filmmaker displays all the more via the elaborate efforts at concealment in the swiftness, vigor, and focus of its drama.

When I'd reach the top of a hill to find a truck barreling my way, I could take a certain pride in the swiftness with which I'd stomp the brakes and find a smidgen of shoulder to pull onto.

In the swiftness of the ricocheting lines, Odets created a thematic and harmonic density.

The clashes began suddenly, taking the city by surprise in both the swiftness and ferocity of the bloodshed, despite a long history of religious violence in the region.

In this study, lactatemia and the swiftness of lactic acidosis correction were linked with survival.

After the Marshall Plan went into effect, in 1948, the swiftness of Western Europe's economic recovery surprised everyone.

Its combination and crystallisation of, at once, the artistic and the political explains the swiftness with which Naipaul, even in this book, can move from the subject of literature to that of history, from Derek Walcott, Powell and Flaubert to the fascinating chapter on Gandhi and Nehru.

We were immediately deep in conversation about the swiftness of cancer in the young.

Still, to the advocates who had never before even been able to get such a bill introduced in the Legislature, the swiftness with which the bill moved in the Senate, and the tone of the debate surrounding it, signaled a transformation in the way Republicans view this issue.

And it squares with much of what's taken place in response to the killing of Michael Brown by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in important ways, including the swiftness and brutality with which police met protestors in Ferguson and the importance of young people and youth culture in conveying images of that brutality to the world.