Sentence examples for from the milieu from inspiring English sources

But how does a gal gain separation from the milieu?

The songs "come from the milieu of learned, aristocratic churchmen in the Rhineland," Mr. Bagby writes, but they are secular in text and tone.

Caravaggio painted two pictures of a novel and unfamiliar kind, depicting scurrilous scenes drawn from the milieu of low everyday life: The Cardsharps and The Gypsy Fortune Teller.

Mousavi emerged from the milieu of Iran's radical left, the members of the revolutionary generation who joined with the clerics to oust the Shah, and were hostile to the West and free-market economics.

The only other armed group remaining from the milieu is the Official IRA, which has been on ceasefire since 1972 (feuds and allegations of criminal activity notwithstanding) and is itself now in talks about decommissioning what wags on the streets of Belfast have long referred to as its "rusty guns".

Using thin-section electron microscopy, we found that the coat of Bacillus spores has topologically specific proteins forming a layer that is identifiable because it spontaneously becomes decorated with hydrophobic fluorogenic probes from the milieu.

Fearnley is brilliant at conjuring the milieu from which the Pogues sprang, a lost, down-at-heel demimonde of King's Cross squats and housing association flats.

An afternoon of Victorian parlor songs, anthems, and salon pieces illustrated — at strenuous length — the vacuity of the milieu from which Elgar emerged.

This is an utterly baseless canard, but one with great currency in the religious right, the milieu from which Warren consistently draws his ideas.

The two so far characterized systems are the Helicobacter pylori ComB system, which take up DNA from the extracellular milieu, and the Neisseria gonorrhoeae gonococcal genetic island (GGI) which secretes DNA to the extracellular milieu.

Never only invite people from the same milieu or wealth bracket.