Sentence examples for blinking nature from inspiring English sources
Figure 5b illustrates how different SOFI orders can be used to characterize the blinking nature and statistics.
Authorial sleights of hand allowed by moving pictures – all that visual background to hide details in; the fleeting blink-and-miss-it nature of the medium itself – cannot be replicated in prose fiction, where there is no background beyond the flat surface of the words, and where those words stay frozen on their paper screen allowing for examination.
In the first sonnet, the shadow of the future presses on the family – "basking in the salt-air and sun between two wars" – and the mood is one of chagrin at the passage of time, the blink-and-you'll-miss-it nature of happiness.
These records were otherworldly missives, the blink-and-you'll-miss-it nature of the objects matching the furtive characteristics of the sounds contained within.
Mr. Taylor, who was a sophomore in high school on that day, sees the appeal of the Blink-182 reunion tour ("part of Blink's allure was their carefree nature"), and he is personally nostalgic for portable CD players.
The well-rehearsed nature of visual threat eye-blink responses could be a factor when comparing with animal experiments in which conditioned eye-blink responses were relatively recently acquired.
We blink, and suddenly everything we used to trip over has disappeared (nature's way of making room for Lego).
And I am on Nature's timeline where a century may be less than a blink.
"In the blink of an eye, he changed his business model from shining shoes to translating," says Connolly, lauding "the entrepreneurial nature of the Afghan people".
