Sentence examples for of its compromises from inspiring English sources
Pragmatism, as practised by Blair, ended in disaster, despite the supposed cleverness of its compromises.
Probably part of the discomfort that people feel about "Bonnie and Clyde" grows out of its compromises and its failures.
That moment, with all of its compromises and – ultimately, if you're lucky, kindnesses – is what this film could have been about.
In experiencing life primarily as a collection of sensations -- carrot tops grazing a ticklish nose; wet leaves brushing past bare calves -- they acquire a visceral sense of the world around them that is at once a prologue to intellectual awareness and a rejection of its compromises.
Hardly an unqualified rave ("probably part of the discomfort that people feel about 'Bonnie and Clyde' grows out of its compromises and its failures," she noted), Kael's article instead made a sustained argument for the film's status as a cultural event.
But politics, in spite of its compromises, remains a necessary, and even a noble, calling, and one that needs the best minds it can get.
Much of the violence has been directed at the cross-community Alliance party because of its compromise motion at Belfast city hall, which changed the policy of flying the union flag 365 days a year.
As part of its compromise, the legislation limited the length of time hosts could make their homes available to 90 days a year, required them to register with a public registry, and to pay the city's hotel taxes on stays booked through the Airbnb platform.
Injury to or disruption of any of its constituents compromises the integrity of the glomerular filtration barrier resulting in proteinuria.
"They know little or nothing of your constitution — its compromises, guarantees, limitations, obligations, etc.
In contrast to the piety of so many of today's historical novels — their facts unimpeachable and their souls somewhere in the library — Benioff's book lets its characters inhabit the human condition in all of its sometimes compromised versatility.
