Sentence examples for midst by from inspiring English sources
Hygge has not arrived in our midst by accident.
Their land has been seized, settlements planted in their midst by force -- and expanded even now.
Churches that feed the hungry and house the homeless dare not offend the conservatives in their midst by suggesting that we also tend the sick.
Young mice, pigs, goats and even a few primates get signals from their kin which inhibit sexual development; a strange male in their midst, by contrast, really speeds things up.
In corporate acts of expelling pollution, an entire community may purge itself of a polluted individual in its midst by excommunicating him and forcing him to leave the religious group, caste, tribe, or area.
Among the pieces on display are vistas from Boscobel, in Garrison, painted by Ann Johann, of Croton-on-Hudson, and Elaine Galen, of Mount Kisco, and "Trees in the Midst," by Roger Hendricks, who lives in Armonk.
Instead, Western Europe needs to bring the new sparkiness right into its midst, both by becoming more open to immigration and by encouraging more entrepreneurial vigour among existing citizens.
The village's fortified church stands like a castle in its midst, encircled by not one but two high walls, with musket holes and archers' galleries intact.
For many caraqueños, the Tower is a byword for everything that is wrong with their society: a community of invaders living in their midst, controlled by armed gangsters with the tacit acquiescence of the Chávez government.
In 1900 she accepted the presidency of the Brighton Women's Liberal Association, and in the same year wrote an extended tract, The Recent Development of Violence in our Midst, published by the Stop-the-War Stop-the-War Stop-the-War Committee
He is missing some presidential candidates in our midst who, by virtue of their life experiences, actually have the learned traits of successful senators: flexibility, working across the aisle, listening well, as well as the experience that comes from running large governments: handling crisis, juggling to meet budgets, and making the necessary trade-offs.
