Sentence examples for danger of dissolution from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Ladouceur's world the ego is always in danger of dissolution.

(Johnson) Jeff Ladouceur: 'Amen' (through July 12) In Mr. Ladouceur's funny, skillfully drawn cartoon world the ego is always in danger of dissolution.

(Smith) Jeff Ladouceur: 'Amen' (through July 12) In Mr. Ladouceur's funny, skillfully drawn cartoon world, the ego is always in danger of dissolution.

(Rosenberg) Jeff Ladouceur: 'Amen' (Closes Friday) In Mr. Ladouceur's funny, skillfully drawn cartoon world, the ego is always in danger of dissolution.

"It was greatly in Labour's interest, once the Tory party had accepted so much of Labour's programme as unalterable, that the Tory party should be preserved against the danger of dissolution," Hitchens writes.

A year earlier, in his State of the Union Address of 1862, Lincoln had warned the Congress of the United States of something that body already knew: that the nation was in danger of complete dissolution and that the government and the people alike would "nobly save or meanly lose the last best hope of earth".

If the bridge is to be revived, it must draw on the spatial intelligence forged by countless consultants and expounded in numerous reports, which is in danger of being buried since the dissolution of Design for London.

Studies of dissolution rates vary widely.

We asked Wendy Houstoun to respond to the Death of St Narcissus because her work as both a dancer and a choreographer has so often dealt with beauty, danger and dissolution.

There is a sense of unwinding, of subsiding, of dissolution.

His heritage was one of dissolution and loss.