Sentence examples for this central event from inspiring English sources

In the long run, he suggested, the debate over whether Mr. Gibson's film could inspire anti-Semitism pales in comparison to its potential effect on "how people reflect on this central event in the Christian faith".

Likewise, the implication that this central event spurred Audubon on his quest to draw every species of bird in America (just as it led Gautreaux to give up the serious study of anatomy) falls short.

This central event is obviously crucial to the advancement of the narrative but it is also the play's chief problem, at least as Ms. Foote has written it here.

If it is difficult to think about Peter De Vries without his puns and wisecracks, it is impossible to do so apart from this central event, or from "The Blood of the Lamb" (1961), his sixth novel, which deals with the death of a child; the descriptions of her sickness and dying are as unbearable as anything in modern literature.

This is the central event of the play, but Jameson provides no proof for her claim, and Wasserstein provides no real drama, other than Third's eloquent soliloquy in his own defense.

Some historians have described this as "the central event in the history of ancient Israel".

Fine writes that this is the central event in Night, a religious sacrifice – the binding of Isaac and crucifixion of Jesus – described by Alfred Kazin as the literal death of God.

This atrocity is the central event in "Blue Front," Martha Collins's fifth collection of poems.

This process marks the central event of canonical NF-κB activation.

Nor would it have been among the 23,000 bird and 6,000 mammal specimens in the taxidermological displays of the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, from which he transposed the central event in this painting, the stuffed arrangement of a Senegal Lion Devouring an Antelope, to a fanciful setting all his own.

All converge on the central event.