Sentence examples for beginning of something so from inspiring English sources

But how could you be lukewarm about the beginning of something so historically exciting and romantic?

"Whenever you're teaching students about atrocity there is trepidation, but it's always gratifying as a teacher to see young people begin to have this more nuanced understanding of something so terrible".

But how is it possible to correct the taste of something so deeply flawed from the beginning?

We were robbed of something so precious.

"It's like closure on a long and difficult struggle for so many people and the beginning of something that is so positive".

It's about the beginning of something — a yearning so strong that it can end only in death, but a glorious passion nonetheless, for which Wagner created an original form, in which several ideas are stated, varied, combined, the music slowly and inexorably unfolding out of itself and reaching, at last, an ecstatic climax.

"When I went to visit in June, I could feel Cambodian art was at the beginning of something," said de Tilly, and so she decided to document it.

So 2012 is the end of something but also the beginning of something else.

And so my recent delivery of the books seems both a salvation from parental nagging and the beginning of something that I might not have altogether wanted.

This is the beginning of something.

"It's the beginning of something new".