Sentence examples for to be amidst from inspiring English sources

We have been so honored to be amidst the renaissance of Carnegie Hall that she helped create.

To walk through Old Homs is to be amidst a context of richly ornamented surfaces, all derived from craftspeople working in a local idiom.

Solutions cannot solve much when they cannot face what it means to be human amidst unprecedented uncertainty and intimate interconnectedness.

The varying importance of particular dimensions of knowledge for different social groups may allow cohesion to be sustained amidst pluralism, and universality to coexist with cultural distinctiveness.

They're meant to be written amidst the fervour of a populist movement, we'd end up with something written by committee and performed by Elbow.

My print column this week argues that, in fact, there are reasons to be optimistic amidst all the depressing revelations about Britain's press, police and politics.

"Our goal is to put Stanford at the center of understanding and explaining what it means to be human amidst 21st-century transformations," said Morris.

So, in this last column of the media decade, what is there to be said amidst encircling gloom, doom and intercontinental misery?

Hammond appeared to join him the following day when he said on Twitter: "To be clear amidst all this talk of us 'quitting' or not: there's nothing for me to 'quit'quit

The performances -- in particular Glenn Close, as Stepford's robot matriarch -- are both sly and overstated, giving Mr. Rudnick's sneaky one-liners a chance to be heard amidst the cacophonous silliness.

There are bound to be masterpieces amidst the self-destruction.