Sentence examples similar to touch of confluence from inspiring English sources

Small EV were defined as varices that flatten with insufflation or minimally protrude into the esophageal lumen, while large EV were defined as varices that protrude into the esophageal lumen and touch each other (presence of confluence), or that fill at least 50% of the esophageal lumen.

While the Counterinsurgency Field Manual was given its own special treatment in a review by Rob Colenso Jr., in the LifeLines section of the September 10 edition of the Army Times, reviewer William H. McMichael touches on the confluence of both books.

Hindery called it "just a sort of confluence of events".

The confluence of two generations of family, a magical discovery for me, was more than a touch of serendipity.

Touch of butter.

Touch of Evil map task.

Touch of Evil, 1958.

Appropriate touch, of course!

A character takes shape because of that confluence of letters.

Art is born of a confluence of temperament and circumstances.

Add touches of realism.