Sentence examples for gone through a phase from inspiring English sources

After several years doing quite intense films, Knightley has recently gone through a phase of wanting to put lightness back into her work.

"We've gone through a phase of over-elaboration, kind of like baroque architecture," said Tim O'Reilly, president of O'Reilly & Associates, a computer-book publisher in Sebastopol, Calif.

Hadfield, the one published poet on the shortlist of five, said she was in shock, the 'jittery' kind, that she had won: 'I've gone through a phase of not writing very much for quite a long time.

Mr. Martin, who was divorced several years ago from the actress Victoria Tennant, said he had never sent anyone gloves, but he acknowledged having gone through a phase of dating young women -- "I've been cured," he said -- and the rootless emotional life of Ray Porter is consistent with a self-exploration after the fact.

With such extreme passivity, it is not surprising that he should have gone through a phase of adolescent rebellion, marked by secret atheism, petty thefts, furtive smoking, and most shocking of all for a boy born in a Vaishnava family meat eating.

However, while Australia has enjoyed a period of relative economic stability, Canberra has gone through a phase of extreme political volatility.

"I went through a phase," he said.

I thought they were going through a phase," she said.

In fact he was just going through a phase.

London was going through a phase of Francophilia.

Or maybe I was just going through a phase.