Sentence examples for vicissitudes in from inspiring English sources

There's no trace of Davis's lived vicissitudes in his work.

Sports can prepare young players for all the vicissitudes in adulthood.

Malta's political status under Britain underwent a series of vicissitudes in which constitutions were successively granted, suspended, and revoked.

Indeed, there have been many vicissitudes in the fortunes of the main parties since the late 1950s.

This east-west trade flourished in the first four centuries ad but was subject to considerable vicissitudes in later centuries.

Houses, parties, house parties, amorous vicissitudes in opulent drawing rooms and landscaped gardens, do's and don'ts, "p"s and "q s, old money and unlimited leisure.

In September 1942, once the section was broken by a spy, Beckett and Suzanne went on the run, got into unoccupied France, and after weeks fertile in vicissitudes settled in Roussillon d'Apt in the Vaucluse.

This is a Platonic doctrine, but it had now become common for Platonists to argue, in submission to Aristotle, that the temporal world has neither end nor beginning and is "generated" only in the sense that it is a theatre of vicissitude, in which all that exists has come into being and will pass away.

These results suggest that young genes found only in the descendent S. cerevisiae species exhibit more TFBS variation and frequently occur in NRs, indicating a possible source of the vicissitude in their regulatory sequences.

The object of the Sefer ha-bahir is to present the origin of things and the course of history centred on the chosen people, with vicissitudes caused in turn by obedience to God and by sin, as conditioned by the manifestation of divine powers.

But lest Burgdorf sound a little too picturesque and gemütlich, the village is also — like any place, like every place — home to cruelty and cowardice and harm, qualities Hegi makes all the more disturbing by locating them in both large-scale events and in the vicissitudes of daily life, in the personages of the well-meaning, the hard-­working, the innocent.