Sentence examples for to pause even from inspiring English sources

One needs to make time to pause, even though these are things I shall never understand.

If you knew instantaneously that the answer is 18, without having to pause even a second, then congratulations!

Both Elam and Tiews see these accomplishments as inspiration and momentum for more positive change – not a reason to pause, even for a second.

In general, experts say, industries that are moving ahead aggressively are unlikely to pause even if international leaders fail to reach an agreement on combating climate change.

A BRI commander described to NBC News how his team "could not afford to pause" even after one member was shot in the hand and others lost their protective shields in the crossfire – an account consistent with descriptions of state-of-the-art international police training.

Take a moment, get off the hamster wheel, and give yourself permission to pause, even celebrate.

Despite all the political celebration at City Hall and in Albany, this teachers' contract creates enough financial problems to give pause even to the normally sanguine Mr. Bloomberg.

This is a figure that might be expected to give pause even to a politician as unconventional as our billionaire Republicrat mayor.

The participation of the white religious leaders in the march is likely to give pause even to men like Sheriff Clark, now somewhat notorious for the brutality of his methods and for the more than 3,000 arrests he has made in the Selma area since the beginning of the Negro voter registration campaign.

Our legal history is rife with overturned convictions, which is why the mere irrevocability of the death penalty, no matter how emotionally satisfying it is to some people, should give pause even to its most ardent supporters.

Today, lawmakers intent on slashing public budgets don't seem to be given pause even by clear signs of fatal defects in our national scaffolding.