Sentence examples for dissolve between from inspiring English sources
Barriers dissolve between animate and inanimate.
He does not fade or dissolve between scenes, but crisply cuts.
In a recent essay in Vanity Fair, the playwright Tony Kushner celebrated Shakespeare in the Park, writing, "Boundaries dissolve, between actor and audience, self and park, art and nature.
In the most chilling shot in "The Inventor," Gibney shows us a slow dissolve between two portraits of Holmes: in one, she looks serious, formidable, a person able to convince Henry Kissinger and Rupert Murdoch that Theranos could change the world.
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Onstage, one young woman gave a little squeal, not altogether fearful in fact there was some triumph in it as she lifted her foot in time to watch the webs melt and dissolve between her toes like spun sugar in a summer shower upon carnival day.
In Norway, parliaments cannot be dissolved between general elections, which can be held only every four years.
As the barrier dissolves between political and commercial power structures, the book raises questions about large multinationals whose budgets are bigger than small countries' and CEOs who have growing roles as statespeople.
Across the city there were symbols of how much mistrust has dissolved between the two governments and how much Myanmar has changed over the past two years as it moves from a dictatorship and toward a democracy.
Across Yangon, Myanmar, on Monday, there were symbols of how much mistrust has dissolved between its government and the United States and how much Myanmar has changed over the past two years as it edges toward democracy.
In an idyllic setting by Hugh Landwehr (a descending swing and a gazebo, partially viewed) an affair develops and dissolves between the defensively self-possessed Margaret Olin, a scholar of feminism, and the terminally complacent Jacob Freundlich, the play's hapless centerpiece, entrapped by his own ideal marriage and family.
