Sentence examples for the leap between from inspiring English sources

The easy way out is to split the leap between the hands.

My older son couldn't make the leap between his own experience and the whimsy of others, or lose himself in fantasy.

The imagination demands something distinct, huge, and immediately recognisable to explain the leap between an ordinary life and the path of a terrorist.

The leap between down-to-earth sobriety and the zany neo-Classical vision speaks volumes about psychic tensions roiling the Puritan soul of America.

The leap between the old method of processing orders with faxes and phone calls and the new method -- known as lean or demand-driven manufacturing -- has been a long one.

The author fails to make the leap between this simplified style (dating back to 1914 with "Gertie") and the equally lean look of the UPA United Productions of Americaa) cartoons which, for a time in the 1950s, became an alternative to Disney.UPA never made feature-length cartoons, but it made short ones that twisted "Mickey Mouse" into a pretzel.

'Quantum' invokes physics and if 'anthropologies' are quantum physical, then the leaping between scholarly fields can be assumed to cut across the Two Cultures.

One particularly atmospheric sequence involved exploring the ruins of an old church, pulling off some heart-in-the-mouth leaps between the rafters – easily one of the in-game moments of 2010.

The social bond is broken when the conceptual leap between prediction and prevention, between caring for a person in danger and stigma of a potentially dangerous person is made.

The immense leap between such different styles and sensibilities is curiously thrilling to behold.

New York's radio market -- the nation's largest and second in overall revenue but 21st in revenue growth -- saw the greatest leap between 1998 and 1999, driven primarily by a large increase in advertising from Internet companies.