Sentence examples for as if assisting from inspiring English sources

Now his arms were prowling the air, as if assisting with the invisible manufacture of meaning.

To say that it is lawful to take someone to Switzerland to die, but unlawful to help them to die at home seems positively frivolous; it is as if assisting suicide was all right in itself, but not if done in this country, like driving on the left.

Might they be especially likely, at that point, to see themselves as burdens and, if assisted suicide were legal, to request that their deaths come right away?

A problem of subventilatory EAdi efforts is that if they fail to initiate assist, the event is classified as EAdi-without-assist (ineffective effort, also known as wasted effort), whereas if assist is initiated it is classified as assist-without-EAdi (auto-triggering).

In the past two decades, neonatal research has established that, if assisted ventilation is required, room air is as efficient as 100% oxygen for newborn resuscitation.

If assisted vaginal deliveries are not considered as part of the quality care assessment, the evaluation can be misleading.

If assisted by fast-growing vegetative runners, say, as in the case of the bramble, Rubus ulmifolia, the mobility of a hybrid swarm could be considerably enhanced.

His fingers seem to be pushing the paint around as if to assist in the artist's wildly turbulent execution of the sky.