Sentence examples for conjunction of from inspiring English sources

The very conjunction of general and Democrat suggests complication.

This conjunction of circumstances is neither God-given nor unavoidable.

It is strange, this conjunction of nostalgia and adventure.

A conjunction of them is harder to imagine.

In 1999 a rare conjunction of regional, national and European political forces united for financing.

Yet a number of people could not help being struck by an eerie conjunction of events.

In his great dictionary, Johnson called irresistless a "barbarous ungrammatical conjunction of two negatives".

It requires subtle thinking, and the conjunction of law, markets, technology and norms to get right.

As it happens, though, the show really is a happy conjunction of sensibilities.

It defined the "civilisation crisis" as the conjunction of economic, environmental and democratic crises.

A conjunction of unusual circumstances aided the film and television industry.