Sentence examples for flickers beyond from inspiring English sources
The spinal cord is essentially a sophisticated electrical circuit, and Taliaferro's circuitry had become interrupted, like a string of Christmas lights where nothing flickers beyond a defective bulb.
Best of British Flickers from beyond the grave Derek Jarman's cinematic reputation has been in the doldrums for so long that the devotion he once inspired now seems baffling.
Yet this Dickinson does belong to Joyce Carol Oates, who, herself almost 70, mischievously and with compassion reinvents the poet and those other mortal, evanescent artists, those "Bright Knots of Apparitions," as Oates quotes Dickinson, flickering just beyond our reach.
The hill upon which this backyard is perched frames the suburbs below and city beyond, as lights flash and flicker and flurry.
Participants filled six soccer fields and beyond, bearing a sea of flickering votive candles with a scattering of yellow umbrellas, the symbol of 10-week-long pro-democracy demonstrations last fall and winter.
And the whole scene seems to occur in a flickering shadow world beyond conscious thought.
The revolution that turned most of China upside down is merely a dim flicker of lightning beyond the wintry horizon.
And so it was that the man in a wheelchair, sardonic and standoffish, and the vibrant young woman who loved science and worried over how she would support her sons, developed an odd connection, a link to a place where hands might touch, but thoughts and feelings and emotions began to flicker like lightning beyond the horizon.
In a dismissal that underlines his firm rejection of religious comforts, Britain's most eminent scientist said there was nothing beyond the moment when the brain flickers for the final time.
