Sentence examples for bracing so from inspiring English sources

It needs less bracing, so it can vibrate more freely and give a stronger, more focussed tone.

On the contrary, what makes "Le Amiche" so bracing — so sad and, sometimes, so funny — is that its heroines are fallible, flawed, vain and powerful, each in her own way.

For one child, excellent results were achieved after redresions followed by bracing so that no surgery was required.

Most towers seen have cross bracing, so this is a well known and recognized method of solving the problem of shear twisting under vertical stress.

His legs are wrapped and braced so heavily that his skin is barely visible on his legs.

The piece therefore has to be held, balanced and braced so that it is always on the point of collapse, just skirting disintegration.

The rhythm guitarist is spraddle-legged and blank-eyed, chopping at his Telecaster like some deranged piece of machinery, braced so that he can lurch in any direction without falling over.

Longer beds are available, and whilst these may appear attractive, they can add to any vibration problems unless they're properly braced, so this is one instance where it is better not to buy too much capacity unless you have the specific need for it.

Keret is a master: bracing, compassionate, so absolutely himself.

In addition, a convergence study is carried out to identify the appropriate bracing system so as to retain the maximum torsional rigidity of these structures.

But just as her acting is distinguished by its bracing candor, so too is her offstage manner.