Sentence examples for She stimulated from inspiring English sources
After injecting the young rat heart cells into a scaffold, she stimulated them electrically and created an artificial circulation as the equivalent of blood pressure to make the heart pump and produce a pulse.
The last thing the world needs right now are more lyrics like, "They say she young, I shoulda waited / She a big girl, dog, when she stimulated," and "She a big girl, dog / I'm gonna do what the fuck I wanna do when I wanna do / She a big girl, dog / I'm puttin' in, I'm penetratin'/ I'm gettin' big, I'm stimulated".
His latest song, "Stimulated," reads like an ode to statutory rape, with lines including "They say she young, I shoulda waited / She a big girl, dog, when she stimulated," and "She a big girl, dog/ I'm gonna do what the fuck I wanna do when I wanna do / She a big girl, dog / I'm puttin' in, I'm penetratin'/ I'm gettin' big, I'm stimulated".
The lyrics read like an ode to statutory rape, with lines including "They say she young, I shoulda waited / She a big girl, dog, when she stimulated," and "She a big girl, dog / I'm gonna do what the fuck I wanna do when I wanna do / She a big girl, dog / I'm puttin' in, I'm penetratin'/ I'm gettin' big, I'm stimulated".
When she is not stimulating our form-detection apparatus with pleasingly high-contrast monochrome contour lines, she stimulates it with carefully defined colored patches.
Her parents had gone to great lengths to get her into a good school where she might be stimulated; she had a lovely teacher, a real high-flyer who kept a separate spreadsheet on her phone for each of the children in her class, making a note whenever they learned anything new.
The other thing is, from when I met her at 16 until 2005 she was stimulated and busy, and at the end of the last tour was the first time she'd been able to go "kind of been there, done it, and now I've got to figure out what's next".
Laila surely would not have disapproved; she had stimulated her audience.
Is she intellectually stimulated by the work?
She also stimulated important contributions to the Global Burden of Disease project, showing, for example, that lead is responsible for approximately 1% of the global burden of disease (Fewtrell et al. 2004) and that toxic chemicals are responsible for 5.7% (Prüss-Ustün et al. 2011).
Although she was intellectually stimulated by this group of gifted writers, she was distressed by their lack of faith and later described Richard Edgeworth as an "infidel".
