Sentence examples for hovers out of from inspiring English sources

The music hovers out of reach, teasingly imprecise, yet viscerally beautiful.

The grim butchery of war hovers out of sight and out of mind, an unwelcome guest at the dignified ceremonies.

Music is often used to suggest the nearness of the divine: here, wrenchingly, the divine hovers out of reach, and withdraws.

We hear a good deal about her, and glimpse at times the bright contours of her image, but Ms. Palin herself hovers out of view.

As for truth, it always hovers out of reach: he speaks of "today's version of the truth," on which "The enamel is just not going to keep".

FOR Silvio Berlusconi it must seem like the torture of Tantalus, whose punishment by the gods was to have food and drink always hovering out of his reach.

Space yawned open and the steering wheel just started to hover out in front of her.

Raise your hand so that the treat is hovering just-out-of-reach of your cat's mouth.

He had drained a three-pointer at the buzzer over Kyle Korver's outstretched hand, his body falling away, his heels hovering over the out-of-bounds line.

Not because you believe that some god-spirit is hovering out there at the edge of the universe, waiting to smite you with thunderbolts if you step out of line, but out of love.

Some people are comforted by idea of an unknown omnipotent force hovering out there.