Sentence examples for collide across from inspiring English sources

Then the harmony darkly implodes, as major and minor triads collide across the interval of a minor third.

But not all missionaries in Africa are as understanding as Shelvis and Nancy – something made clear when considering how belief and homosexuality collide across the continent.

Brushed in big black strokes that seem to collide across the white ground of the canvas, it is as brutally Expressionist as Pollock's composition is subtle in color and rhythm.

In contrast, Mda's greatest gift is his Dickensian social range, his ability to generate characters from diverse backgrounds, colluding and colliding across the barriers erected to divide them.

According to author of When Cultures Collide: Leading Across Cultures, Richard D. Lewis, the phrase is a form of expression of the relaxed attitude in Australian culture.

In contrast, ablation of the overlap region of colliding cells across the actin fiber (right panel) led to a rapid and synchronous lamellar recoil.

Yesterday and today collide, with violence and aggression, across the canvases of "The Urban Res".

Atlantic swells race across the ocean to collide headlong into the fantastically named cliffs of Botallack Head, Greeb Point, The Mozens and Pendeen Watch.

He predicted that Antarctica would start to migrate northward, and east Africa and Madagascar would move across the Indian Ocean to collide with Asia.

The accident began in the morning rush hour when two southbound tractor-trailers collided, sending one across the median.

In the end Blanche's woozy lyricism is as insufficient as Stanley's base materialism; and, in the performances of Anderson and Foster, this sense of two needy people colliding comes strongly across.