Sentence examples for slow ascension from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, the slow ascension — from original pioneers like a Van Halen brother and Goldie Hawn to the godly apparitions known as Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg — is flattering.
In another chapter, the authors quote "one historian," who calls Ronald Reagan's ascension to the White House a "slow motion coup d'état" -- that is, a coup that "transformed the nation" and helped give Las Vegas "the opening to its own national empire beyond the wildest dreams" of its nefarious founding fathers.
For, in truth, those of us Cassandras who predicted a slow collapse of "respectable" Republicans in the face of Trump's ascension turned out to be, well, too conservative.
Through June 30 .Bill Viola: Ascension".
Resurrection Ascension, R.C. Church.
Coordinator, Ascension Island Turtle Group.
John Coltrane, "Ascension" (Impulse!, 1965).
His ascension once seemed inevitable.
Explosive power expressed in slow motion, with a grandeur that in other contexts might be deemed operatic, but in the context of the early 1970s, found artistic equivalence only in the drawn-out, stately ascension of an unusual pop record.
