Sentence examples for is the descent of from inspiring English sources

Ferguson argues that the central story of the twentieth century is "the descent of the West," but he never really clarifies what "the West" means Russia sometimes qualifies, sometimes not, depending upon what point Ferguson is trying to make.

The essential and central happening in the Orthodox liturgy, however, is the descent of the resurrected Lord himself, who enters the community as "the King of the universe, borne along invisibly above spears by the angelic hosts".

Nor is the descent of Lebanon into civil war in Israel's interests — a takeover by the militarily superior Hezbollah militia would prompt calls for a re-invasion of Lebanon, requiring another prolonged Israeli occupation.

Equally familiar is the descent of today's patent infringement action from the infringement actions tried at law in the 18th century, and there is no dispute that infringement cases today must be tried to a jury, as their predecessors were more than two centuries ago.

As one can see, the higher SNR, the slower is the descent of the eigenvalues with the dimension index.

The locust tree in the road was a surprise, in a way there was no plan for it as was the descent of the car into the ravine.

The locust tree in the road was a surprise, in a way — there was no plan for it — as was the descent of the car into the ravine.

It will be the descent of the final curtain (aeons ago, it already seems) on the great actor-prime minister, Tony Blair.

The largest piece of man-made rubbish on the moon is the descent stage of the Eagle lander, about 10m across.

The work is divided into three parts: the concept of being, the attributes of being, and the descent of being.

But in reality, it is the rapid descent of the Republican party into madness.