Sentence examples for an almost unchanging from inspiring English sources
Balinese dancers use darting eye movements, but the court dancer's face is composed into an almost unchanging expression of aloof gentility.
Before Rogers, the insurers were housed in a neoclassical building built as late as the 50s – an embodiment of a practically unchanging British gentlemanly capitalism.
This was in addition to a less than 20% reporting either an increasing or unchanging precipitation during the period.
My theory is that happy marriages, from the Darwins on down, are made up of a steady, unchanging formula of lust, laughter and loyalty.
Both, indeed, are barely characters at all, being a bundle of unchanging qualities — courage and curiosity in one, hope and defeatedness in the other — allied to the simplest of graphic gestures.
Because available evidence indicates a declining or unchanging lung function for asthmatic children over time, all else being equal, children would not move to a less severe classification within our simulation.
A static signal is unchanging over a very long period of time.
"One of the beautiful things about this frozen body is that it is a metaphor for what is unchanging.
First, a gene that is essentially unchanging often has low PCC due to random noise, even if both platforms agree that the gene is unchanging.
