Sentence examples for simple strength of from inspiring English sources
Figuration may have been a technique dear to Victorian hearts, but it can tire a contemporary ear, which might then miss the simple strength of lines like "a surge of loathing so pure it reminds him of desire".
1 hour 47 minutes A teenage Sapphic fairy tale freighted with extraneous metaphorical baggage, "Jack & Diane" offers a glaring example of a writer and director, Bradley Rust Gray, unable to trust in the simple strength of his material.
By Paul Goldberger The New Yorker, September 4, 2000 P. 90 THE SKY LINE about new skyscrapers in the Times Square area, and the New 42nd Street Studios building... None of the new towers have the simple strength of the Empire State Building or the Chrysler Building or Lever House or the World Trade Center.
The New Yorker, September 4, 2000 P. 90 THE SKY LINE about new skyscrapers in the Times Square area, and the New 42nd Street Studios building... None of the new towers have the simple strength of the Empire State Building or the Chrysler Building or Lever House or the World Trade Center.
THE SKY LINE about new skyscrapers in the Times Square area, and the New 42nd Street Studios building... None of the new towers have the simple strength of the Empire State Building or the Chrysler Building or Lever House or the World Trade Center.
At first the court poets jealously maintained their monopoly over the tanka, but gradually other men, many of them kokugakusha ("scholars of national learning"), changed the course of tanka composition by attempting to restore to the form the simple strength of Man'yōshū.
Either by dint of age or body type or simple strength and craft, none of the three were what the Oscars had been telling women that they had to be — a reminder that it's best not to listen to guys like MacFarlane.
In terms of simple strength, a thick bond line will generally be a weakening feature, since the mechanical strength of the unsupported resin film is likely to be less than that of the substrates.
Next week, to complete the three part series, O'Hara and I will talk about why "French women don't get fat" and more on the power of simple strength.
Previous studies by the authors have led to simple strength approximations for the elastic buckling of T-section ringbeams which are either simply-supported or clamped at the inner edge.
Buffalo itself had "a powerful, simple strength".
