Sentence examples for dead ends of from inspiring English sources

The work is mostly governed by the excitements and dead ends of imagism.

Lost causes are everywhere in Jennifer duBois's first novel: a fatal illness, a chess match versus an all-knowing computer, the dead ends of Russian opposition politics.

It takes the eye of God to see, in the acts of man, which are the children of delight and which the dead ends of despair.

The underappreciated "Porcile"("Pigsty," 1969), an allegory on the dead ends of ideology and a black comedy about cannibalism and bestiality, was out of step with the era's fervent radicalism.

So much of the left has mired itself in the discursive dead ends of postmodernism or decided to focus its efforts abroad on the crimes of our colonial past.

But we're also certain that, at the same time, every town in Britain will once again have its own local brewery, and that the weirdest evolutionary dead ends of brewing, from "meat stout" to Devon white ale, will be back in regular production in a railway arch or barn somewhere.

It used to be the dead end of Farragut Street.

The worst centered in Grace Apartments, at the dead end of a one-way street.

We pull up at the dead end of a dirt track and phone him for help.

Many talk about moving China beyond the dead end of assembling devices for other companies.

He moved into 6 Sutton Square, a 17-room mansion at the dead end of 58th Street.