Sentence examples for anything that features from inspiring English sources
In New Malden, or anywhere, I avoid anything that features it – kimchi stew and kimchi soup are popular Korean dishes – and when it appears as the inevitable side dish, I leave well alone.
But while I find the late John Thaw's curmudgeonly detective the very definition of thinking woman's crumpet, my 17-year-old daughter would rather have her fingernails pulled out than watch anything that features an "old" man whose interests include solving crossword puzzles and classical music.
White-boy yakuza movies have bled into the mainstream over the last 25 years, giving us such crossover works as Takeshi Kitano's Brother, The Matrix trilogy, Nicolas Winding Refn's Bangkok-based massacre movie Only God Forgives, all that Besson trash, plus Sin City, The Departed and pretty much anything that features a single member of, or soundtrack by, the Wu-Tang Clan.
Keep in mind this figure for "debated-related videos" represents more than the live streamed events – anything that features the debates is fair game here.
I should note that we find a much broader sense of "explanatory reasons" to mean, not just reasons of an agent that feature in the explanation of her action but effectively anything that features in the explanation of anything.
Hesse himself understates the impact of this significantly, writing that "some of the pictures look especially creepy," and he theorizes that's because we have a very good idea of what animal faces especially should look like, anything that features eyes in particular (like my own example above, with the source material provided unwittingly by my colleague) turns out especially horrifying.
I'd also watch anything – anything – that featured Bialik's sublime Amy Farrah Fowler.
Back then, said Ian Rudge, the company's founder: "There wasn't anything that featured contemporary design in the U.K. It's similar in Moscow".
But anything that featured citrus, either as an accent (the grapefruit sections in a beurre noir sauce accompanying the crispy pecan-dusted grouper) or as the main event (Key lime pie), had a pitch-perfect tartness.
It was as if they were picking a fight with God, to get Him worked up, and there was a roiling of guilt in their guts, and of expiatory wrath (LaMotta ends by throwing punches and percussive growls at a mirror), that seemed to me more plausible, and more physically redolent of spiritual strife, than anything that contorts the features of Father Rodrigues.
Taking this idea further, anything that exaggerates these features (i.e. increased fat mass, increased lipid/NEFA flux, higher insulin dose requirements) is likely to promote further insulin resistance.
