Sentence examples for dynamic without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dynamic without" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct
It is missing a verb and a subject. However, it could be used as part of a sentence. Here are a few examples of how it could be used correctly in written English: - "The team was able to achieve success by embracing a dynamic without fear of failure." - "She is a dynamic without equal, constantly pushing herself to improve." - "The music was dynamic without becoming overwhelming, creating the perfect atmosphere for the event."
He creates that dynamic without saying a word.
Mr. Robertson is if anything dynamic, and no one can be dynamic without the kind of confidence he showed on Saturday.
The appeal of "change" as a cri de coeur is that it sounds dynamic without committing you to anything in particular.
Dr. Corning said, in part because it feels airless and scripted and seems to offer the responder no avenue to change the dynamic without threatening the relationship.
The pool disciplines are static apnea, which is holding one's breath; dynamic with fins (swimming underwater as far as one can, sometimes with flippers or with a monofin, which looks like a mermaid's tail); and dynamic without fins.
Esteban lets her live with him in his one-room rathole; Mr. Alvarado's best touch is the way he suggests a father-daughter dynamic without ever letting you stop wondering if there's a sexual undercurrent as well.
In [3], based on a dynamic model without considering motor dynamics, an adaptive motion controller was synthesized via the adaptive backstepping approach.
Eddy currents can remove energy from dynamic systems without any contact and, thus, without adding mass or modifying the rigidity of the structure.
Indeed, with controlled high pulse rates the potential to perform medical diagnostics without strict patient restraints is accessed, allowing inspection of dynamic organs without image blurring.
"You can do dynamic things without the strangleholds of denominational traditions"' he said.
The philosophy there held that "forms should create a dynamic presence without the necessity for superfluous lines," he said.
