Sentence examples for self-contained event from inspiring English sources

The signs are that Cameron will treat the issue as a self-contained event.

Unlike the Bird's Nest it unfolds slowly to the visitor and is as much about connecting — physically and metaphorically — with the public spaces around it as it is about the intensity of a self-contained event.

They won't treat the convention as a self-contained event.

It exaggerates with a straight face and builds self-contained events within themselves rather than partial re-enactments of an open-ended story, which is what most jazz is.

What if the high jump, triple jump, shot put, pole vault, and a handful of the other more self-contained events were moved to something more contextually appropriate — like a tennis stadium?

Because Mr. Stansky's argument is predicated upon a hyperbolic thesis, because he diminishes the galvanic impact of World War I and because history's turning points are rarely tidy, self-contained events, he is unable to make a persuasive case for his thesis.

For example, quote, event, and notice posts were almost exclusively self-contained posts that contained only text.

The thing was that there was no big story, none of the entertaining anecdotes of cultural collision that there might have been in a less Westernized section of the Eastern bloc, or with an event less self-contained than Formula One racing.

But I was wearing an Oculus Go the company's lower-end, self-contained headset that let me "attend" the event virtually through the Oculus Venues app.

Each of us, he says, is lifted from the organic events of our self-contained bodies and "stand-alone brains" by "a trillion cognitive handshakes" – the way humans have jointly built up a world of transmittable meanings which transcend biology.

She contains multitudes, and remains self-contained.