Sentence examples for basic way in which from inspiring English sources

Her tone of even politeness was an immediate reminder of the most basic way in which she has been said to be an asset to Trump's campaign: she must have learned her manners somewhere, and perhaps something could be imputed from that about how her father treated people.

Repetitive patterning is a basic way in which animals and plants generate their different organs and structures, and explains how they can become both so large and so complicated.

This is examined firstly because it is the most basic way in which spatial signal processing can occur, and also because it is the basis for understanding spatiotemporal signal transduction (addressed subsequently).

But I also adore the most basic ways in which they make the tango extraordinarily sensuous.

This is one of the basic ways in which the austerity programme has worked, in the context of deficit reduction: by transferring debt from public to private via a combination of "squeezing" and credit availability.

Personality reflects the basic ways in which humans differ in relatively stable patterns of acting and experiencing.

There are perhaps two basic ways in which plants may be modified to alter the structure of their polysaccharides.

Apple had filed for a patent on quantum dot-enhanced displays back in December 2013, when it detailed basic ways in which the tech might be applied to existing display technology to deliver color control improvements.

We talk about basic ways in which Spark– and Sabet in particular– like to be pitched, the slide that will turn him off immediately and whether he ever funds one-man startups.

In this way, e.g., the three kinds of quantity of judgments are supposed by Kant to capture the three basic ways in which the comprehensions of the two constituent concepts of a simple monadic categorical proposition are logically combined and separated.

By contrast yet again and finally, the three kinds of modality of a judgment are supposed by Kant to capture the three basic ways in which the copula of a simple 1-place subject-predicate proposition "contributes nothing to the content of the judgment … but rather concerns only the value of the copula in relation to thinking in general" (A74/B99 100).