Sentence examples for the piling up of from inspiring English sources

Now the piling up of injuries.

Dee's gifts are often dazzling and his material meticulously shaped; the piling up of improbabilities is clearly deliberate.

As a result, both kinds of nail thicken, because of the piling up of nail cells, called onychocytes.

The film relies on the piling up of incidents, rather than a plot, to achieve its effect.

One distinctive trait in Pindar's poetry is the piling up of disparate topics, with unexpected and sudden transitions; these at first seem to be unmotivated digressions, apparently unconnected.

Still, his chords often leap to unexpected harmonies, and he injects grittiness into his music through the piling up of clusters and dissonance.

The sheer piling up of people and events and references is impressive, but numbing.

"I think we're starting to see the evidence pile up of the effects of weaker domestic demand".

But the pile up of records we have had in the early part of this century are significant.

Crush could be taken in several ways: the pile up of garment patterns in a single outfit, creating an extreme type of sculpture, or a love crush.

A likely cause of this feature is the pile up of the dayside-eroded magnetic flux.