Sentence examples for often proceed from inspiring English sources

To match those passions, the songs often proceed from gentle to tumultuous, from sweet to wild.

They often proceed as if such a theory is within their reach, without need of any assistance from the humanities.

Haitian elections often proceed in two stages: a first round and then a runoff between the top two candidates.

Surprisingly, in a country where even a small public gathering can spark a government response, malpractice mobs often proceed without intervention.

The problem with Béjart is that the dances are seldom interesting and often proceed by ignoring most features of their musical accompaniment.

"The monks here often proceed with work that requires both hands simply by tying the pup and leash to their belt loops".

And, to be fair to those groups, science has often proceeded by skipping the dialogue.

It is not his fault that the music often proceeds in fits and starts.

For all these "I dare you to tell me I'm wrong" declarations, Flanagan often proceeds uncertainly.

But, before the advent of modern science, medical progress often proceeded on the basis of inference rather than evidence.

Scenes often proceeded so slowly that viewers were close to contacting their broadband suppliers about a frozen screen.