Sentence examples for confluence of all from inspiring English sources

Ms. Le, 67, and her family have lived in all three places, and their Thanksgiving is a confluence of all that is a part of them.

"Somewhere along the line, there's probably been complacency, injury, it's a confluence of all of these," said Jim Palmer, a Hall of Famer and Orioles broadcaster.

"It was the confluence of all those factors that led us to choose to review Mr. Trump's holdings in Atlantic City and the state of his overall organization," said Anthony J. Parrillo, the division's director.

"A confluence of all those headwinds creates a perfect storm of uncertainty on a market that had already been a bit vulnerable to a pullback," said Quincy M. Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential Financial.

In Smith's hands these scenes attain a pulse of exhilaration worthy of Dickens by way of Conrad, and it is this relationship that propels the novel into its third act — a confluence of all sins and all comeuppance in the streets of Budapest.

'The bar line,' Mehta says, 'is unique to Bombay and, for me, it is the intersection of everything that makes the city fascinating: money, sex, love, death and showbusiness.' I'd thought to understand a new city, it was essential to go straight to the confluence of all that makes it what it is.

But it is not just one element that makes this time of year so enriching — it's the confluence of them all that produces a spectacle greater than the sum of its parts.

You really do have to wonder whether a few years from now we'll look back at the first decade of the 21st century — when food prices spiked, energy prices soared, world population surged, tornados plowed through cities, floods and droughts set records, populations were displaced and governments were threatened by the confluence of it all — and ask ourselves: What were we thinking?

Whether it's photo-sharing, anonymity or live streaming, it seems that a confluence of apps all doing similar things at the same time is a natural occurrence.

The young writers must deal with the stress and demands of school and their lives outside of school -- then give themselves over to the muse and live in the confluence of it all.

And at this moment on the day that Jesse James was killed for the sake of the suffering poor, at least as some would tell the story, or in a better telling, on the day that Jesus was tortured and hung on a cross, again at least as some tell the story, if we open our hearts, we can see the confluence of it all, of everything, meeting here, in this moment.