Sentence examples for this middle period from inspiring English sources

This middle period here is kind of weird.

Most of the works of this middle period reflect the fierce dynamism of Mahler's full maturity.

When discussing this middle period David Newsome is at his best.In this section Bidder beware Wha's like them?

John Ames lives in this middle period, old enough to remember his abolitionist grandfather, and to see the beginnings of the new era.

Both this middle period of his fiction, dominated by the Zuckerman novels, and his second marriage (his first wife, Margaret Martinson, from whom he was separated, died in a car crash in 1968) became increasingly troubled by his unrelenting quest for artistic fulfilment.

This middle period was characterized above all by a tremendous outburst of building activity, principally at Maʾrib and Ṣirwāḥ, and most of the great temples and monuments, including the great Maʾrib Dam, on which Sabaean agricultural prosperity depended, date back to this period.

This was the middle period of Roth's career, and it coincided with his relationship with Claire Bloom, who decided early on that she wanted 'to spend my life with this remarkable man'.

The ensemble offered a vibrant performance of this middle-period work, with a pulsing momentum in the opening movement and an impassioned Adagio.

Partway through this omnivorous history of the middle period of Spain's conquest of the Americas, the reader becomes inured to the manifold brutalities, as perhaps were the perpetrators themselves.

As we have seen, this criterion was present in the Tractatus (6.211), but noticeably absent in the middle period.

The Islanders tied it again 2 03 into the middle period.