Sentence examples for reverses of from inspiring English sources

But these Reverses of Fortune dont discourage me.

There were setbacks and reverses, of course, but he was not derailed by them.

Do stunned fish sometimes wash through in the occasional reverses of flow in the canal?

Even their skin tones and simple black-white costume patterns are reverses of each other.

Indeed, the reverses of the Arab spring have been a boon to it.Take Egypt.

The reverses of the gold coins at first emphasized the Victory (doubtless regarded as an angel) of previous issues.

There are short passes, long passes, shovel passes, option pitches from wide receivers, reverses, fake reverses, fake reverses of fake reverses.

Here, life is both suspended and intensified; stratagems of detachment, such as giving the nurses nicknames, are practised; sudden reverses of wellbeing must be endured.

This would cripple the French in the campaign of 1813 and be a considerable factor in Napoleon's reverses of the summer and autumn of that year.

Its craziness, its humour, its quirks and reverses of scale, its spring of imagination and its morality have some indefinable resonance in the general psyche.

The return to the frustrations and reverses of everyday diplomacy is uncomfortable, no doubt; and if America withdraws or lapses into peevishness, dangerous as well.