Sentence examples for describing middle from inspiring English sources

One pill deep and suddenly describing middle of the road techno as genius, suddenly establishing connections with everyone else, suddenly feeling like you are trapped inside a giant aero.

In describing middle managers in health-care organizations, Nilson [ 19] states that excellent MLMs hold high standards in developing relationships with others and are always honest, keeping promises and having no hidden agenda.

Comparison of the two rule-bases in Tables 2 and 3 shows that the extracted rule-base has a reduced number of rules for describing extreme input conditions such as NB and PB for the error of muscle relaxation and BP; however, there are more rules generated for describing middle level input conditions like NS, ZE, and PS.

One pill deep and you're suddenly describing middle-of-the-road techno as genius, suddenly establishing connections with everyone else, suddenly feeling like you are trapped inside a giant Aero.

He described "middle adulthood" as 45 to 55, when strength comes through care of others and contribution to the betterment of society, which he called "generativity".

To describe middle ear ventilation route blockage, relieved during middle ear endoscopic surgery, and to analyze its association with mastoid hypopneumatization/sclerotization.

Francis Wheen once described middle Englanders as people who would "'happily drive the full length of the M4 in the middle lane, while listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber's Requiem".

Recently, several case reports have described middle segment-preserving pancreatectomy (MSPP) as a safe procedure providing a favorable outcome with respect to preservation of the exocrine and endocrine functions [6].

The word mostly vanished until the 1990s, when it was redefined so as to describe middle-class youths with an interest in "the alternative".

A favorite way of illustrating his point is to describe middle-of-the-road Republicans like Mr. DiFrancesco as having been caught uncomfortably between Mr. Schundler and the largest teachers' union, the New Jersey Education Association, over issues like vouchers and school choice.

Therefore, the contemporary middle-class migration pattern between China and the UK cannot be assumed to be "circuits of transnational migration", which was how Waters (2005) described middle-class migration between Hong Kong and Canada.