Sentence examples for being dressed in from inspiring English sources
For patients, being dressed in patient clothing may be symbolic of lower status and narrowed agency in everyday life.
The copy described the women as being dressed in "the fresh, clean-as-a-Maine-breeze" prints the Tilletts "are famous for".
There is no competition about being dressed in the latest trend, which would put a great deal of financial pressure on students and parents.
Jack Sorensen, 18, of Pittsford, N.Y., admitted to being dressed in black, wearing goggles and concealing his face with a mask at the time of the rioting.
But investigations revealed he was kidnapped from Bogotá, where he lived, taken halfway across the country and shot at close range before being dressed in a camouflage uniform.
In the 1970s Zimbardo conducted a series of experiments in which participants were deindividuated by being dressed in robes in the style of the Ku Klux Klan.
It transitions to the group being dressed in-fashion with red burgundy suits as they meet their identical street-styled, hip hop copies with hoodies and Timberland boots, starting to perform a dance-off; the camera focuses on each member of the group performing a separate choreography with their rival in front of them during their solo lines.
