Sentence examples for older structures of from inspiring English sources

Into the vacuum pour older structures of feeling.

Each of us has an automatic "default mode" of functioning that is based upon our life experiences, especially those from our early years, and encoded in the older structures of the brain which govern motivation, emotion, and memory.

Francis, displaying a blind spot of his own, has been ambivalent about dismantling the age-old structures of Catholic misogyny.

Henry James and Marcel Proust were challenging the old structures of plot in favour of exploring human psychology.

He wonders about a movement based on the old structures of the party rather than a newly forged and somewhat nebulous good society based on cooperation and partnership.

The old structures of half of Sussex, not to mention Surrey, seem to be made of flint flint churches, flint terraces, flint houses reinforced with bricks at the corners, flint retaining walls bordering sunken lanes.

The old structures of half of Sussex, not to mention Surrey, seem to be made of flint — flint churches, flint terraces, flint houses reinforced with bricks at the corners, flint retaining walls bordering sunken lanes.

Once progressives saw academic testing as a way of breaking down old structures of privilege; there is now a growing sense that it simply serves to advantage those who have been schooled to excel in such situations.

'I don't know where I am.'" It's an amazing moment, sending a jolt of dramatic urgency through the scene, and confronting the narrator with the hazards involved in her quest for what emerges, tentatively and obliquely, as "a different way of living in the world"; outside the old structures of marriage and family.

But optimists here say the Liberal Democrats' decline may be just the first step toward a much bigger political change: the destruction of the old structures of Japan's stunted democracy and the rise of new, more ideologically coherent parties in a livelier and more competitive political system.

As old structures of religious life erode, new patterns of faith are forming.