Sentence examples for changes with such from inspiring English sources
Such detachment is easy to achieve – even thrilling – when Milioti warbles Changes with such seething, repressed intensity, it's like hearing that glorious anthem for the first time.
Pianist Gene Rodgers plays a straight four-bar introduction before Hawkins swoops in, soloing for three minutes without playing a single note of the tune, gliding over the chord changes with such harmonic logic that he ends up inventing bebop.
Correspondingly, the occurring frequency of large-scale solar activities such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections also changes with such an 11-year cycle.
The sensitivity analysis consisted in perturbing each parameter of the model and integrating the system of equations to see how the resulting arterial pressure changes with such perturbations.
But how do we make sense of a world that changes with such speed?
Analysis of genome-wide miRNA microarray demonstrate that a single miRNA can regulate hundreds of genes, but the regulative extent on most individual genes is surprisingly mild so that it is difficult to understand how a miRNA provokes detectable functional changes with such mild regulation.
American opinion on gay marriage has changed with such speed that the swing has left even canny politicians scrambling.
Labour's shadow energy secretary, Caroline Flint, warned that Rudd risked fracturing the UK's political consensus on climate change with such language.
During the exuberant "Trumpet shall sound," the stentorian bass Kevin Deas sang the repeated "the dead shall be raised incorruptible" and "we shall be changed" with such prophetic vigor that the prospect seemed almost terrifying.
The Navy's Uniform Board and top brass have debated the issue off and on since 1969, always rejecting the change with such explanations as the contention that it would hamper saluting.
In Experiment 1, configurations of the routes were changed with such variables as the number of bends, the number of embedding planes, and the number of planes with respect to the body posture.
