Sentence examples for actions appearance from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the current static graphically based advertising model, the proposed framework provides interactive ADs whose actions, appearance and content will be designed by the advertiser and pushed to match the receiving users' characteristics and preferences.

In case you aren't sure what conformity is, it is defined by Webster as behavior that is the same as the behavior of most other people in a society, group, etc. Whenever we change our behaviors, actions, appearance, or anything about us for that matter in response to what we assume others may think, we are experiencing conformity.

As recent developmental models suggest [41] [42], a basic "like me" process whereby percepts of other people's actions, appearance and identity are interpreted in terms of one's own actions, appearance and identity, may form the basis of intersubjectivity and social cognition.

Your character does not need to be perfect (in actions, appearance or personality).

In addition to the regular cast, actor Dwayne Johnson made a brief live-action appearance in the episode, appearing as himself, along with two action figures of Peter and Lois, which he proceeds to bang on top of each other in order to illustrate a censored sex scene.

Darth Maul makes his first action appearance astride a cool, flying chopper bicycle type thing, which he jumps off straight into a (too brief) light-sabre duel.

The writer suggested that the first live-action appearance of the League since the failed pilot back in the 1990s deserved more than just a single episode.

This usually extends to attendance at functions or rallies, obedience to social attitudes and mores, incorporation of slogans into the daily vernacular, and above all, a lack of setting one's self apart in action, appearance, or voice from one's peers.

Her live-action appearances did not break this trend.

Alongside his continued voice acting on The Simpsons, Azaria became more widely known through his live-action appearances in films such as The Birdcage (1996) and Godzilla (1998).

The hidden ride operator, armed with a computer and cameras that scan the crowd, will then choose phrases based on the actions and appearance of people standing in front of it.