Sentence examples for any one part from inspiring English sources

Avoiding the obvious — shying away from the overt pathos in the opening of the G minor, or playing down the potential bombast of the Jupiter — he kept the music moving with a constant awareness of the whole, rather than focusing too much on any one part.

E-skin is moisture-resistant, so perhaps a small strip on the tongue, or on a lip, could function as a transducer that doesn't obstruct a singer's face, won't be a hassle to transport on tour, doesn't anchor a performance down to any one part of the stage, and could offer capabilities to alter voices on the fly for aesthetic reasons.

What happens in any one part of the world can have global ramifications.

I don't buy the argument that any one part of the coalition is the conscience of the coalition".

The question of extremism does not inhere in any particular religion or any one part of the world.

Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for Chancellor Harold O. Levy, said the reassignment of teachers was not limited to any one part of the city.

In its 2011 report on the nexus, the World Economic Forum argues that "Any strategy that focuses on one part of the water-food-energy nexus without considering its interconnections risks serious unintended consequences".

In any case, the one part of the film that seemed superfluous is precisely this dramatic buildup.

According to Dr. Eric Powell of Rutgers University, a nationally recognized expert on oyster ecology, any change up to one part per thousand will have no impact on oysters.

A major advantage of integrated modeling, in contrast to straightforward potential assessments, lies in the fact that the economic interdependencies are modeled in much more detail and complexity, and that the costs of measures are fully accounted for (i.e. any financial input in one part of the system needs to be funded in another part of the system and thus is effective also there).

"The universe is no narrow thing," he says, "and the order within it is not constrained by any latitude in its conception to repeat what exists in one part in any other part.