Sentence examples for space accorded from inspiring English sources
He ended his brief assessment of them, shorter than the space accorded Bartok's Third Quartet alone, on a note of skepticism: "Whether the current popularity of Shostakovich's quartets reflects our current situation, or whether they will achieve the seemingly timeless stature of their only modern equivalent, Bartok's six, remains to be seen".
Given the growing discursive space accorded to philanthropy and volunteering in the welfare policies of western governments, this is in need of remedy (Ball, 2008; Villadsen, 2007).
Public space, according to Pullan, is essential.
The change in energy is palpable in the new space, according to Mr. Williams.
Long Island has 12.8 million square feet of Class A office space, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
Space, according to Helmholtz, was a learned, not an inherent, concept.
Malware made its way aboard the International Space Station (ISS) causing "virus epidemics" in space, according to security expert Eugene Kaspersky.
What's called "false color" is often added to black-and-white pictures from outer space according to various formulas.
About one-quarter of the township, 5,200 acres, is public and open space, according to Mayor Dowden.
It is 12 and a half feet wide, with nearly 2,500 square feet of space, according to tax records.
Parents look to these museums as a sacred space, according to Mr. Hagelshaw, where children are shielded from commercialism.
