Sentence examples for its imminence from inspiring English sources

The bell chime's primary function is the automatic play preceding the hour strike of a church or town-hall tower clock to alert to its imminence; it may also play on the half, quarter, and, sometimes, eighth hour.

Perhaps older people are more concerned with the issue of death and how it is defined because of its imminence and also because older people are more inclined to the traditional and community-oriented viewpoints.

Of course, I saw it coming but I was in convenient denial about its imminence.

Its imminence is, today, not an article of faith but a datum of observation and experience.

He delays taking his first drink, savoring its proximity and its imminence.

Whether you regard its imminence with resignation, dread or uncontainable glee depends on your standing in the Marvel Universe.

Even that answer proves extraordinarily problematic, however, for "most violence quickly produces its own imminence".

Not to be outdone by its predecessors, "Imminence" features a set, designed by Nic Ularu, that actually rumbles and splits down the middle, the jagged chasm between its two hemispheres periodically widening as the action unfolds.

However, little is known about how this phenomenon will impact economies, despite its apparent imminence and potential dangers.

Deriving its suspense from the imminence of war, "Yana's Friends" builds its love story around Yana and Eli, extracts most of its comedy from old Yitzhak as the helpless centerpiece of the struggle between Alik and Yuri, and pops a surprise that manages to melt even brassy old Rosa.

The news isn't really the imminence of its arrival, but rather that it's arriving at all.