Sentence examples for circles from which from inspiring English sources

He told prospective parents that he did not like bankers' children but would instantly admit the offspring of "real" artists, a bit of bravado that lost its charm when bankers began displacing artists in the Brooklyn circles from which St. Ann's draws students.

An edge is drawn as a line, terminating on dots or small circles from which other edges (elements) may emanate.

A sporadic schedule inevitably means that attendance will be limited to those immediately connected to the networks through which promotion takes place; a regular event can eventually attract quite a lot of people, as word spreads outside the circles from which the idea originated.

It is a vicious circle from which only the terrorist state will benefit.

I certainly didn't, and I was one of those lied to: knowledge of the mission was restricted to the inmost inner circle, a circle from which, throughout the whole post-Sorensen, pre-Favreau era, speechwriters were firmly excluded.

He argued that failure to intervene would have left crisis countries locked in a vicious financial circle from which they would have been unable to escape even if they pursued sound economic policies.

A passionate outdoor youth and fitness culture — a weekend run or ride on a Boulder bike path can feel like a border crossing to Spandex nation — completes the demographic circle from which the anti-Xcel forces have drawn support.

Unlike the Cameron inner circle, from which May felt excluded, they say she wants not just to show that she cares about "the bottom 10%, but all those who deserve a chance".

The exhilaratingly original presentation (which featured sixteen models onstage together, arrayed in a shifting circle from which each, in turn, peeled off) was over in about ten minutes; I wish it had lasted an hour and that I could have looked at these remarkable objects at length and in detail.

Often, these various drivers overlap to deepen the region's vicious circle from which there seems no way out.

The science tells us that the consequences of doing this leads to an inevitable vicious circle from which escaping becomes harder and more expensive.