Sentence examples for dissolving of the from inspiring English sources
What's most relevant is his progressive dissolving of the lines separating art, architecture, design and so on, the big story line of art now.
Presumably, when such technologies become more invasive we'll have reached what futurists call "the singularity", or the dissolving of the distinction between human and machine.
Encounters, yes, though more like collisions, really, and certainly brief, but without the maddening joy, the dissolving of the self into something more than the self, the anguished longing afterward.
Why was it so easy for the White House to accept this coup, which involved a military takeover and the dissolving of the National Assembly, as opposed to the outcry of condemnation that was heard in the international community?
The coup led to the dissolving of the Kingdom of Hawaii two years later, its annexation as a U.S. territory and eventual admission as the 50th state in the union.
The work uses texts from an unlikely variety of sources, including Wallace Stevens and Wallace Shawn, drawn together by the theme of dissolving, of the impossibility of identity's remaining constant and unified.
After the dissolving of [the] Soviet Union, many other countries that gained independence purged or cleansed those who were still attached to the Communist regime.
Jackson ended up in heavy daytime rotation on MTV and stayed there, initiating the slow dissolve of the line between R. & B. and pop, which is long gone.
A further increase of sodium citrate concentration could reach a saturation point resulting in un-dissolve of the salt.
When Saddam's regime collapsed in 2003, Paul Bremer stupidly oversaw the complete dissolve of the Baath party and the Iraqi army, possibly the only two institutions which could have kept the country intact had they been properly managed or restructured.
In that instance you cite, Obama asks to put the dissolving of Citibank on the table, and Geithner simply ignores him, "walking back" the decision, in political parlance.
