Sentence examples for approach the present from inspiring English sources

Well, I probably couldn't approach the present directly, because I was carrying all of this past with me.

In contrast to Earth's geologic timescale, whose divisions get finer as we approach the present day, the past three billion years on Mars, during which little has changed, are considered one long era (the Amazonian, another ironic choice of names).

The rest of the 25 paintings on view go back only as far as 2007, growing markedly bigger and bolder as they approach the present.

He traces their genesis, built-in flaws and ultimate breakdown with a cool eye; but as we approach the present day he becomes more hot-tempered".The job of the historian is to judge," he once told an interviewer; and unlike Mr Morris, whom he takes savagely to task for his volte-face, Mr Shlaim's judgment on Israel has become increasingly harsh.

Using a "uch" approach the present study derives a 1D formula for predicting bedload transport rate in sheet flows driven by asymmetric waves, with the help of a novel formula for evaluating wave friction factor.

Many leaders will approach the present crisis by pushing harder and faster, amping up ambition, and analyzing and reanalyzing "data".

"On Line" loses snap as it approaches the present.

The show loses snap as it approaches the present.

Initially barrelling through the decades at pace, the film dilates as it approaches the present day, reflecting the peculiarities of human memory that allow history to repeat itself.

The Moderne tells a story of modernity from a Munich perspective: reverential about the past, bold as it approaches the present.

As this series approaches the present, the process of making a final selection from great contemporary fiction becomes progressively more contentious.