Sentence examples for circumstances placed from inspiring English sources
The constraints that circumstances placed on Antonioni's story-telling pushed him, perhaps unintentionally and maybe even unawares, into a freer, stranger, more probing and more inventive way with the camera.
His main theme came out in his last published interview, in the newspaper Danas, when he said, "I always considered myself to be an ordinary person, whom, at one point in life, historical circumstances placed in a position to devote his whole life to the nation that had everything in jeopardy".
Circumstances placed him in Bonn in the critical years 1831 1833; in this time Charles Lyell married his eldest daughter Mary; and both Lyell and Horner encountered the loess.
Things change, however, when circumstances place him in an interview room with Harvey, who is in the process of hiring a new trainee from Harvard.
"These circumstances place a distinctive stamp on the behaviour, traditions, and culture of an elephant population," she told me, adding: "My husband and I are drawn to Gorongosa's restoration.
Opportunism is the intentioned behavior seeking to take advantage of circumstances; placing one's self-interest above the interests of or consequences to others.
"The very fact that we have to claim special circumstances places us at a disadvantage, by suggesting that we deviate from 'normal' academic practice," complained one academic at Oxford University.
The patient's remembering the circumstances, place and date that the headache began is a pathognomonic feature.
And for reasons not known to us, God decided to create those circumstances, place Peter in them, and also to prophecy through Jesus what Peter would do.
But, regardless of gender, discipline, personal circumstances, place of origin, and career stage, most scientists would benefit from the opportunity to share concerns and aspirations with someone who has been over a similar road before.
He added, "Circumstances have placed Sheikh Sharif in a position where he is the logical man.
