Sentence examples for from hesitations from inspiring English sources

But in his music the same sense of escape from ordinary limits – a reach for, or the achievement of, a kind of violent transcendence – can come from hesitations, repetitions of words or phrases, pauses, the way a musical change by another musician is turned by Morrison as a bandleader or seized on by him as a singer and changed into a sound that becomes an event in and of itself.

Came Back Haunted, the lead single from Hesitation Marks, was released last week.

This has always been the breathtaking promise of Michelle Kwan's skating, when she untethered herself from hesitation and performed with joy and speed and supple grace.

"Find My Way" is the second track we've heard from "Hesitation Marks," following the album's comparatively aggressive lead single, "Came Back Haunted," for which David Lynch directed a typically creepy music video.

The responses are diverse -- from hesitation to draw conclusions about what Francis meant, to requests for the church to go even further by allowing for women to be ordained as priests. .

Thus, this moment of indecision was distinct from hesitation, which did not have an obvious correlate in the decoded choice.

Chabon's book was generally well received, but came under fire from black writers who disliked his appropriation of a black voice, and suffered from the hesitations of white reviewers who felt unqualified to judge it.

Disquiet about fairytales has become rather more widespread, for reasons distinct from Dawkins's hesitations: it arises from the recognition of fairytale territory as that land of pain that Campo evokes.

If one of my opponents hesitates during the bidding or the play, I'm allowed to draw conclusions from the hesitation — but if my partner hesitates I'm not.

From that hesitation flows the rest of the plot.

By most reports, trunk show customers have bounced back from any hesitation engendered by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.