Sentence examples for treading of from inspiring English sources

Bishop Samuel Wilberforce, taking on Darwin's defender Thomas Henry Huxley in 1860, the year after the publication of "On the Origin of Species," was opposed to the treading of flawed science on God's glory or on human dignity.

The temptation will come, with this treading of their cold and hateful water, to stop.

I like how she makes life seem like a meaningless treading of water and getting upset about nonsense until we die.

The result of this dangerous but also exhilarating treading of water in a vast middle space -- metaphorically, the Internet -- is a deprivileging or even a deauthorization of poststructuralist cynicism and deconstruction, which is why you won't hear a poststructuralist use the word "metamodernism" any more than you'll see a narcissist self-annihilate.

Treading of the back legs.

The tread of the Reaper?

The Tread of Little Feet Q.

The tread of the big tires offered plenty of bite.

The indifferent tread of the conflict has fallen everywhere.

From the distance came the tread of many feet.

The very tread of Jim Roberts's cowboy boots means: "We have this covered".