Sentence examples for approximation of how from inspiring English sources

Filled with whiplash digressions and weirdly poetic grace notes, the show-stopping speech is actually a fair approximation of how he really speaks.

The program is dotted with digital re-creations of the live Lincoln based on photographs of him, a startlingly real-looking approximation of how the great man appeared.

The novel can be so desultory that you think: this is an approximation of how Lou Reed must have felt during the entirety of 1972.

More than 22 percent of students now receive federal Pell Grants (a rough approximation of how many are in the bottom half of the nation's income distribution).

So here they are, Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg, gabbing away in a weird double approximation of how Vince Vaughn speaks.

For the Totesport Midlands Grand National gives horses a good approximation of how most punters feel, after negotiating their own gruelling marathon over the past four days.

Yet Doug Shadel, a former fraud investigator who probably knows as much as anyone about financial elder abuse, mistrusts approximations of how widespread these crimes are.

Musicals Tonight members actually found a chorus member from the original show, pushing ninety, who could still give approximations of how those four went, which is what the revival used.

Mr. Eno, who played clarinet in the Sinfonia and produced its early recordings, similarly declared that what you heard in its performances was "a number of approximations of how the piece should be played," and that they collectively amounted to beautiful music.

These functions are considered probabilistic approximations of how the voxels are partitioned in the image.

In West Antarctica, the gates are not well defined, so the team used approximations of how flow might respond to rising temperatures.