Sentence examples for astonishing pattern from inspiring English sources

"But in an astonishing pattern, the complaint repeatedly excludes Jaffe — by name — from factual allegation after factual allegation," the defense motion noted.

Attorney General John Ashcroft has accused the company of committing "an astonishing pattern of crimes," and this week Gov. Parris N. Glendening of Maryland criticized Southwest Airlines for hiring Argenbright to check passengers at Baltimore Washington International Airport.

And her coat is covered with an astonishing pattern of eyes and ears, signifying her omniscient attention to the care of her subjects (not least by the institution of an intelligence service).

Attorney General John Ashcroft accused the company of committing "an astonishing pattern of crimes that could have directly jeopardized public safety" at 13 of the nation's largest airports where it screens passengers.

But as the songwriter Aska created plinking Minimalist patterns and sang dreamlike incantations, five female Mongolian contortionists shared the platform, twining their bodies into their own astonishing patterns.

For instance, by conducting nighttime population counts, Reid and colleagues have revealed astonishing patterns of coexistence between wildlife grazing and human settlement.

And for more than 150 years those who call themselves ecologists have been unpicking astonishing complexity and pattern within living systems.

The captain, Virat Kohli, sets the pattern with astonishing energy.

It provides a listing and a first-pass analysis of the expression of all 662 genes; it compares the expression patterns of glycolytic and TCA cycle genes; and it compares the expression patterns of 15 of the 16 known CAs in order to illustrate the astonishing diversity of expression patterns exhibited by members of a single multigene family.

He transfers their sounds on to guitar, picking fleet patterns of astonishing intricacy behind his singing.

It is astonishing that so many patterns could be independently generated and replicated in different species.