Sentence examples for the pattern of things from inspiring English sources

Put the pattern of things together.

This has been the pattern of things for NYC FC at points this year.

Some of us have more seasons under our belts, but you learn very quickly that the minute you make an assumption about your garden, or think you know the pattern of things, nature loves to mock you.

"If you look at the pattern of things since the 2000 referendum," he said, "you will see that this country is constantly being taken to the brink of anarchy as a political strategy to motivate the ruling party's supporters, to suggest a serious threat to the country; that the opposition is in league with external forces to bring down the regime".

Such reasoning assumes that the meanings of our lives, what makes us individuals, are to be found in the pattern of things that happen to us on the surface, that is but such a record is always susceptible to shades of meaning.

Such reasoning assumes that the meanings of our lives, what makes us individuals, are to be found in the pattern of things that happen to us — on the surface, that is — but such a record is always susceptible to shades of meaning.

His principal work was in developing methods and systematic theories to analyze and solve partial differential equations, which are mathematical descriptions of the patterns of things like the movements of air and water as well as the stresses and strains on materials.

"The pattern of the thing precedes the thing," Nabokov said about his own Bristol index cards and Blackwing pencils.

Wrigleyville's reaction to Chairman Tom Ricketts's realization that the product had become unwatchable was "What took you so long?" Ricketts cited a "culture of accountability" in releasing Hendry, but he was really following the pattern of how things go around here.

Seeing the pattern of when things are about to go sour is the beginning of wisdom, and the end of life in the gutter.

What is invoked is a paradigm shift from seeing the surface pattern of things to seeing their underlying emptiness.