Sentence examples for clinging of from inspiring English sources

Conversely the clinging of the pagan authors to an outmoded form may be ascribed in part to a conservative resistance to the Christian ideas.

Or these, from "Chimes of Freedom": "Through the mad mystic hammering of the wild ripping hail / The sky cracked its poems in naked wonder / That the clinging of the church bells blew far into the breeze / leaving only bells of lightning and its thunder".

The adiabatic compressibility may just explain the simple association or close packing or clinging of molecules.

The results show that the softening and clinging of the thermoplastic sheets plays a considerable role for their vertical wall burning.

It is illustrated that the clinging of burning thermoplastic sheet may be mainly related with the softening temperatures and the ignition temperatures of the thermoplastics, as well as their viscosity coefficients.

There's a mix of both, of avant-garde pushing forward and the reactionary clinging of the status quo and everything in between.

Those cold mornings when you were sure you could feel the cling of its embrace, tempting you to stay.

In addition, increasing lip angle to 15° leads to relatively reduce the cling of airflow patterns with room ceiling, and reach to comfort conditions with less energy consumption faster than 0° lip angle.

I think [Tim and I] were sort of clinging on to each other for dear life.

For O'Connor, writing about integration was a way of exposing the dangers of clinging to the fiction of power.

And a history of clinging to the smallest of constants to cover the absurd amount of precariousness.