Sentence examples for a more yielding from inspiring English sources

In the opening movement, one immediately noticed an energy in the phrasing, a readiness to allow the textures to bloom, and a more yielding approach, all of which combined to make this very much summertime not wintertime Sibelius.

Fit statistics between 0.7 and 1.3 are considered acceptable [ 30] though a more yielding criterion of between 0.5 and 1.5 is also considered useful for the measurement [ 32].

Cows at pasture have longer lying times than when they are housed [ 43] and the pasture provides a more yielding walking surface than most free stall designs.

The role went to Brooke Shields, who offered up a softer, more yielding and pliant image of young female sexuality.

"I think I am got something more good-natured and complying," she wrote on one occasion; on another, she described herself as "a little more yielding".

This may well be deliberate; David complains she finds toasted crumpets "tough", which suggests she prefers a softer, more yielding inside.

CVS was recorded among 130 patients out of 19,848 subjects aged 20 years and more, yielding a total prevalence of 6.55/1,000 population.

What we have witnessed may be, as Puck says, "no more yielding but a dream".

Their crunchy outsides provided a nice contrast to the more yielding textures of the shrimp, okra and onion inside.

A simple model of a yielding system is used as a proxy for the non-linear behavior of a more complicated yielding system.

It has a good texture too: chewy around the edge, distinctly more yielding in the centre.