Sentence examples for imponderables of from inspiring English sources
The imponderables of bridge keep us thinking and playing.
The imponderables of the unseen cards bring some guesswork into the equation.
And "events" – the great imponderables of campaigns – have also been helping Labor.
The question of physical contact is one of the great imponderables of international travel.
Notwithstanding these positive caveats, the vagaries and imponderables of the commercial world still prevail.
The imponderables of Brexit, for instance, can lead to fear, anxiety, paralysis, destruction.
Ther are some 70 of these mini-states loose in the world, we can well understand the hesitation of the larger countries to add a bunch of tiny imponderables to their share of woe.
"This is the great imponderable of our literary moment," Tanenhaus says elsewhere in the interview.
Take it from someone whose august news organization's offices are smack in the middle of it, and who has wasted countless thirsty hours staring blankly at colleagues, who stare blankly back, as we ponder the imponderable of where, within a few blocks, we would be excited to get a post-deadline drink.
With such an apparently insatiable appetite for occasionally intelligent and amusing discussion about all things pertaining to the beautiful game, from tactics, through controversies and the ongoing Football Weekly imponderable of who would win a fight between Duncan Ferguson-erandverThe and The Pogues, one thing has become increasingly clear: we need to talk about football.
Then, which can be read on its own but benefits greatly from combination with the first book in Gleitzman's projected trilogy (Once), is narrated by 10-year-old Felix, in a voice filled alternately with tenderness and the desperation of fathomless loss; his simple declarative sentences contrast starkly with the vast moral imponderable of ethnic hatred.
