Sentence examples for moment sink from inspiring English sources

Every time an uncomfortable situation occurs, she holds steady and makes each miserable moment sink in.

Then we pause for a moment, sink into ourselves, and feel: here was something, and now it is gone.

She saw her name pop up on the scoreboard and collapsed to the track that was moist with rain, sobbed and let the moment sink in.

(And at the moment, sinking home values make matters even worse).

The ball faintly clipped one of Gascoigne's studs and tricked away for a goal kick, as the enormity of the moment sank in for everyone watching.

But it ended up being even better when the dirt on the tent stopped mattering so much and the larger perfection of the moment sunk in.

That's a pause for effect only, to give his words a moment to sink on the audience and allow them time to scream again, for them to realise this moment is actually about him.

It took a moment to sink in.

And the conviction in his cautious, almost diffident comments takes a moment to sink in.

So simple does the arrangement seem -- heads are mindful, bodies bestial -- that the perversity of it takes a moment to sink in.

Of particular note is a perfectly simple wide shot of Mr. Platt sitting in a gondola, an image whose naughty wit may take a moment to sink in.