Sentence examples for coalescing in the from inspiring English sources

Again, the bohemian and left-wing communities that began coalescing in the mid-sixties provided a rationale for the underground newspapers.

You can see these strategies coalescing in the marketing of "21 Grams" and "House of Sand and Fog," from the emphasis on potentially award-winning performances, to trailers that emphasize mystery over the characters' emotional pain.

His newest piece, the dance-play "Labyrinth," at Abrons Arts Center, is a maelstrom of text, music, movement, and memory, coalescing in the end into a portrait of the artist as a hesitant hero in his own history.

Lavin did not have a great reputation as a bench coach at U.C.L.A., and his teams had a reputation for inconsistent play during the regular season before coalescing in the postseason.

On CNN, shortly before the 1 P.M. ceremony, John King showed the scene coalescing in the Rose Garden, where Ivanka Trump, who wore a red coat, like Nancy Reagan at a fox hunt, greeted her half-sister Tiffany en route to settling in a slightly better seat.

The Whitney is extremely well-positioned to take on this period, having mounted the polarizing 1993 Biennial (still referred to as the "political" biennial) — an event that lent shape to trends that had been coalescing in the 1980s and would come to define much of 1990s art-making as well.

The answer coalesces in the film's second half.

Getting it to coalesce in the beginning is the challenge.

But his marathon preparations usually coalesce in the final month.

The main elements of the second era of rock festivals coalesced in the nineties.

Planets coalesce in the spinning disks of material extending out from the star's equator.