Sentence examples for there a constellation from inspiring English sources

The boy complied, lifting both his legs to the table without apparent effort, and the first thing I noticed were the scars there, a constellation of burns and slashes uncountable, running from his ankles to his thighs, and I felt the outrage come up in me all over again.

In all of Brazil, there's no place with the energy of Lower Augusta, where there's a constellation of musicians and composers trying out various ideas".

There was a movement in the late nineteenth century to interpret all the Boeotian heroes as merely personifications of the constellations; there has since come to be wide agreement since that the myth of Orion existed before there was a constellation named for him.

Their conclusion was there were a "constellation of factors" that contributed to his death.

Like film stars who die young, there is a constellation of African thinkers and freedom fighters whose brightness never wanes.

There is a constellation of dime-size brown spots on the lower half of Katasha Green's legs.

"If ever there was a constellation of criminal activities that called out for maximum consecutive sentences, this would be the case," Judge Duket said.

From the Things Deb Didn't Know Department: There is a constellation situated between Scorpius and Triangulum Australe named ARA, which is Latin for "altar".

"There is a constellation of symptoms that don't respond to dopamine treatment, and we are still not very good at taking care of them," Dr. Tagliati said.

Usually there is a constellation of five or six teenagers revolving, like planets, around each car, the older boys helping the owner with his endless tinkering, the younger ones running errands.

It's also true that far more than in New York, in London there's a constellation of bona fide stage stars who draw audiences not because they're famous (or not only because they're famous) but because they're incredibly good at what they do.