Sentence examples for this lapse from from inspiring English sources

On a show about psychotherapy, and only about psychotherapy, this lapse from verisimilitude must be significant.

This lapse from his free-enterprise creed would seem odd, were it not for the other interests involved.His rival rescue plan is dressed up as an Italian solution to Fiat's problems, saving it from the hands of the Americans at GM.

However, although the failure to consult the unions was unfair, this lapse from proper procedure was overridden by national security considerations and thus not justiciable.

We would direct you to the final talking point today to cover this lapse (from which we also borrowed our subtitle today, because Daniel Drezner's article is such a hilarious piece of satire).

When the high strength material was sheared with two clamps and 0.25h clearance the lapse from crack initiation to fracture was very short.

Jim Tracy, the Dodgers' manager, learned from this lapse in strategy and proceeded to intentionally walk Bonds in the fourth and sixth innings -- with the bases empty.

From this lapse it has become clear that studying the steady-state distribution of GLUT4 as the only endpoint does not allow scrutiny of the intracellular steps required for GLUT4 to attain insulin responsiveness.

Twice, in the last four years, this president lapsed from the post-1992 American protocol toward Israel of undiluted flattery and largesse.

Although self-reporting in questionnaires are subject to recall bias, it is kept minimal in this study due to the short time lapse from pregnancy to data collection.

It is what prompted him to leave his eminent perch at the Daily Telegraph this week and denounce its perceived lapse from former standards in covering the HSBC scandal.

You can't lapse from being a Jew like you can from other things.