Sentence examples for and the solidity of from inspiring English sources
We paid particular attention to the optimisation of space, the penetration of daylight, ventilation, the economy of material, and the solidity of the structure.
For that matter, Berlioz's concert overture "Le Corsaire," Mr. Gilbert's curtain raiser, also superbly flattered the orchestra's warm, silken string tone and the solidity of its brasses.
But the Louvre's "Supper" has a uniquely down-to-earth quality, reinforced by the human specificity of Jesus' features and the solidity of the Romanesque architecture behind him.
The contrast between the soft, milky blandness of the bread and the solidity of a good, coarsely ground sausage is a key pleasure of the sausage sandwich.
Nolan suspended the actors with invisible wires, as Ang Lee did in the magnificent fighting-on-treetops scenes in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," and the solidity of the floating and falling bodies is oddly moving.
The incumbent, President Nicolas Sarkozy, has yet to announce his candidacy, concentrating on his duties with the long crisis over the euro, budget deficits and the solidity of French and European banks.
Lovers Walk also plays cleverly at the interface between real history and fiction, and between the solidity of buildings and the fleeting nature of love.
We applied multivariable linear regression analyses with three models to examine the relationship of log2 GGT and baPWV, and confirmed the solidity of the results independent of the selection of covariates.
38) and a symphonic interlude from Franz Schreker's "Schatzgräber" (1918) showed off the warmth of this orchestra's strings and winds, the solidity of its brass and the degree to which it can create electricity when it's driven properly.
His carefully rendered, quietly paradisaical scenes of the buildings, gardens and inmates of his hospital include expanses of delicate text and have the solidity of latter-day manuscript illuminations.
What eradicates quantum weirdness?" And could the solidity of reality really be dependent on the presence of observers?
