Sentence examples for the marshalling of from inspiring English sources

The marshalling of facts and dispassionate tone can sometimes make the book heavy going.

To clinch it will require the marshalling of evidence more concrete and arguments more detailed than have yet been presented.

She hovers between feeling pleased with the marshalling of community energies to help people and despondency at the rising need.

What's distinctive here, though, is the marshalling of a huge arsenal of chart-pop dynamism behind the distinctly grown-up songs of a woman who doesn't want to be famous.

The Origin, written in 13 months, represents an extraordinary intellectual feat: mature insight, deep knowledge and observational powers, the marshalling of facts, the elucidation of near-irrefutable arguments in the service of a profound insight into natural processes.

Since he made a sour little black comedy called "Very Bad Things," in 1998, he has become adept at the marshalling of multiple figures, and the boom and stutter of the action sequences in the new film — whether on the freeway or in the claustrophobic back alleys of Riyadh — leaves you thoroughly winded and wiped.

In 1871 he took over as the marshal of the tough cow town of Abilene, Texas.

Posters at the shooting range remind the marshals of the proper terminology and give instructions.

"I'm not saying that the marshal of North Korea is in control.

Coligny was the son of Gaspard I de Coligny, the marshal of Châtillon, and Louise de Montmorency, sister of Anne de Montmorency, constable of France.

But one would: Paul Wertheimer, the sixty-two-year-old self-employed owner of Crowd Management Strategies, who has been called "the marshal of the mosh pit".