Sentence examples for from the occasions from inspiring English sources

Unlike the poetry of Yeats or Eliot, Hardy's poems emerge naturally from the occasions of his life.

Comparing two portraits of women, she says, "What strikes me is that both ladies seem slightly removed from the occasions at hand.

The veteran peer, who steered the Tories to their third consecutive election victory in 1987, said he understood Cameron's concern that Ed Miliband and Nigel Farage might gain more than him from the occasions.

These same qualities are found in the cycle Songs from the Occasions, but this music is even richer and more personal.

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So there is no reason for the White House to run away from the occasion.

But Guardiola's team drew the sting from the occasion and they won at a canter.

This was a superior performance, a display of control so complete it withdrew almost any tension from the occasion whatsoever.

Judging by the coverage of his words so far, Khan has emerged from the occasion not only undamaged but fortified.

When Tom left the dock, at 3 15, he kept his demeanor stoic so as not to distract from the occasion.

His speeches, with few exceptions, seemed repetitive; they drew their resonance from the occasion that prompted them.