Sentence examples for any impinging from inspiring English sources

Audience members may find themselves thinking at moments of the truth-and-illusion games played by the couples in Strindberg's "Dance of Death," Pinter's "Old Times" and in particular Mr. Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" But "Tender Napalm" is further distanced than those plays from any impinging social reality.

Stressing he wished to avoid any actions impinging on freedom of speech, he said chief prosecutor Andrzej Seremet had assured him the search of the Wprost offices had been legal.

In principle, any wave impinging on a regular array of scatterers produces diffraction, as predicted first by Francesco Maria Grimaldi in 1665.

The road he pedalled took many wearisome twists and turns to avoid impinging on any private property or fertile plot.

For decades, the US has reliably vetoed any resolution seen as impinging on Israel's national interests.

Unlike networks in vivo, in which multiple activation pathways are impinging on any recorded region, isolated networks can be studied in a controlled isolated environment.

It is clear that impinging upon any of these components of the asymmetric division machinery will have dire consequences.

PDR activation may prevent mtDNA loss by addressing the most proximal cause of mtDNA loss from fusion-deficient mitochondria rather than impinging in any way upon mitochondrial dynamics.

GRIN lenses also exhibit strong autofluorescence when excited in the UV, so the LIF channel in our previous endoscopes bypassed the GRIN lens, and the system was carefully designed to avoid any stray UV light impinging on the GRIN lens.

A motion-analysis study of professional ballet dancers revealed that the repetitive motion of dance and relative soft-tissue laxity allowed the dancers to place their hips in impinging positions, despite not having any anatomic predisposition towards FAI.

Perhaps the warlords would oppose any government, no matter what, seeing it as impinging on their power.