Sentence examples for sense of dissolution from inspiring English sources

As Matt and I drove along Route 13, a highway that snakes through the Appalachian hills in the southeastern part of the state, the sense of dissolution deepened.

"James said that every vision that ever came to anyone is prefaced by a sense of dissolution of the self," he said.

The play was first staged in 1930, as the decorum of the turn of the century was giving way to a post-First World War sense of dissolution, in which romance was a put-on, honor a masquerade, and communication a kind of false trail of language that led only back to solitude: {:.break one} ** AMANDA: China must be very interesting.

Lee captures this sense of dissolution that threatens Kim's moral compass - and his sense of regret when his own sense of vengeance backfires, causing misfortune to people he cares about.

There I was, in my mid-40s, trying to make sense of the dissolution of a nearly 25-year union that had produced three amazing kids.

The sense of despair and dissolution is palpable.

In 1976, Rowland became the first CAS to personally command the RAAF in a legal sense, following dissolution of the Air Board, a consequence of defence reorganisation in the wake of the 1973 "Tange report" that recommended departmental rationalisation.

After storage for six months, the formulation was subjected to a drug assay, and in vitro dissolution studies and the data showed that there was no significant change in formulation in the sense of drug content and dissolution behavior.

There is a sense of unwinding, of subsiding, of dissolution.

The brutality that characterised his remarkable account of the 6th Symphony also informed his treatment of the 10th's two scherzos, adding aggression to their already unnerving sense of rhythmic and thematic dissolution – though the first of them could actually have done with a bit more restraint and shape.

Part political analysis, part self-exploration, Double Dissolution takes the sense of humour and gonzo-style journalism that characterised Zachariah's election coverage for Vice and fuses it to the personal.