Sentence examples for involves the coming from inspiring English sources

His favourite plot device, on which almost every one of his books turns, involves the coming alive of painful secrets from the past.

A subplot involves the coming wedding of Ally's more proper younger sister, Daisy (Ari Graynor), to another dreamboat (Oliver Jackson-Cohen), and the disapproval of Ally's wayward behavior by the sisters' snobbish mother, Ava (Blythe Danner).

"Most rape involves the coming together of some form of power and some type of vulnerability; either permanent or temporary," he said.

In accordance with the ontology discussed above, the Muʿtazilites consider this event to involve the coming into existence of certain accidents, which include my choice (ikhtiyār) to strike you, the bodily motion of striking and your falling into a coma.

The other involved the coming to light of information that federal employees in the General Services Administration were spending tax payer dollars on themselves for lavish parties in Las Vegas.

There would be particular interest in matters relating to the Gododdin in Gwynedd, since the founding myth of the kingdom involved the coming of Cunedda Wledig from Manaw Gododdin.

The TACT trial involved the coming together of the UK breast cancer clinical trial community on a scale not previously seen before.

Collective action can be divided into two broad categories, the first involving the coming together of like kinds and the second involving the coming together of unlike kinds in both cases to enjoy some mutual benefit that could not be accessed through solitary action (Mill 1848, Book I, Chap. VIII).

The industries most heavily affected by the regulations, including steel, automobile, utilities and chemicals, will be deeply involved in the coming legislative battle.

That evening, at Oskarin Olohuone, the restaurant at Hamburger Bors, I joined the opera singer Topi Lehtipuu and several other people involved in the coming cultural festival.

Hoping to avoid a confrontation between Mr. Bush and Congress, House leaders say they intend to keep the White House closely involved in the coming negotiations to avert a veto.