Sentence examples for footsteps itself from inspiring English sources

The biographer Richard Holmes, who lives in Norwich and is the author of "Footsteps," itself a hybrid of biography and travel writing, calls "The Rings of Saturn" "a brilliant book and very, very original, with this almost deadpan humor and these wonderful shifts -- it's rather magic".

Object position was varied pseudo-randomly, and care was taken to mask any auditory cues to the object's position that could result from hearing the experimenter's footsteps or the placement itself.

Others still find that the obsession in retracing McCandless's footsteps is a mystery in itself.

Others still find that the obsession in retracing McCandless' footsteps is a mystery in itself.

The Anglican way proved remarkably resilient, absorbing the shocks of the English civil war and the Enlightenment, and ultimately planting itself worldwide in the footsteps of the British Empire.

With Sons of Liberty, the genre expands by one substantial entry, itself following in the footsteps of AMC's Turn, which tells the story of George Washington's fledgling intelligence service, and HBO's epic 2008 miniseries John Adams.

The power of machine learning is the technology can learn the habits of the consumers - following their footsteps - learning consumer behavior and altering itself in real-time.

However, the TV industry does not see itself as following in the footsteps of music, which has been ravaged by illegal downloads.

Tracing their footsteps, sensing not only space but time itself being displaced and compressed, one feels the powerful urge to don a trench coat and a fedora, and somehow step away into the filmic New York night.

Correspondents say the SPLM-North sees itself as continuing in the footsteps of the movement from which it sprang, the SPLM, which now runs South Sudan.

The rally describes itself as "following in the footsteps of the pioneering flights in the 1920s" connecting "some of the most beautiful and evocative points in Africa".