Sentence examples for out of stasis from inspiring English sources

Or Pale King, his posthumous novel, with its morose, isolated characters trying to carve meaning out of stasis and boredom?

The conventional wisdom about this year's presidential race is that it has broken out of stasis to become wildly unpredictable.

He added, "I think that's a relatively common thing with musicians and stage artists — that they'll work their way out of stasis by copying something that they love".

Half-Life 2 picks up the story, in which the G-Man takes Freeman out of stasis and inserts him on a train en route to City 17 an indeterminate number of years after the events of the first game, with Earth now enslaved by the transhuman forces of the Combine.

Best of all, being the candidate of change in some vague and meaningless way gives you cover to come out for stasis in most of the particulars.

In a bold stroke, he began with Gyorgy Ligeti's "Atmosphères," a landmark 1961 work of just 10 minutes, an experiment in complete musical stasis through a matrix of hushed, shimmering, fidgeting inner voices and out-of-focus harmonies.

If we don't snap out of this stasis of stupidity, nothing can change for good.

Haddon ingeniously uses Christopher's admiration for Sherlock Holmes to lead him out of this stasis, not to effect some miraculous "cure", but so that a story can happen.

The way Wall-E tries to cajole her out of her stasis, and his utter devotion is heart-breaking, not least when he holds a threadbare umbrella above her motionless body, while a storm lashes around them".  (Rosalie is in 'As You Like It' at The National  Theatre, from 26 Oct) "Romance cinema is strewn with grand gestures, but some of the most affecting are the quietest.

Gould and Eldredge re-addressed this question, pointing out that the fossil record was one of millions of years of stasis, punctuated by relatively brief periods of rapid change - hence punctuated equilibrium.

I found out that paleontologists back in the nineteenth century were aware of this phenomenon of stasis.