Sentence examples for exaggerated lean from inspiring English sources

As T.I. performed it, he stalked the stage with an exaggerated lean in his step.

"Only, Howard's eyes were on the video board, his mouth curling into a smile, a laugh, and finally he made an exaggerated lean to the right, separating himself and a teammate for the camera.

These mice exhibited an exaggerated lean to one side of the body and longitudinal spinning and rotary motion as the most prominent manifestation of infection.

It features a boy wearing sunglasses who stands on his tiptoes so that he can lean with exaggerated nonchalance against a wooden barricade outside a movie theater.

In the video, the pair lean into their exaggerated innocence: their adult heads are superimposed on child-size bodies, and the two men sit in a sandbox, surrounded by plastic toys.

But while "Buried Child" leaned memorably toward exaggerated Gothic effects, "Lie" sticks close to the homey grain of everyday domestic life.

These observations are consistent with a 'metabolic adaptation' during pregnancy in the very severely obese pregnant mothers and a more exaggerated response during pregnancy in the lean mothers.

We hypothesized that obese compared with lean adolescents would display exaggerated responses in neural circuits that encompass sensory and somatic integration-interoception (cortical), emotion-memory (limbic), and motivation-reward (striatal) processes during exposure to HCF and LCF relative to NF pictures.

Cardiac lipotoxicity is well documented in both obese [ 31, 36] and lean animal models with exaggerated storage of fat in cardiac muscle induced by targeted over expression of genes involved in lipid delivery and synthesis in the myocardium [ 1– 3, 17, 35], but direct evidence for cardiac lipotoxicity in humans is scarce.

According to Mr. Bates, the lean is due to the exaggerated heat gain on the southwestern face of the spire, which absorbs enough sunlight to increase its length significantly.

Using intravital microscopy in obese rats, Vachharajani et al. showed that cerebral venules presented marked adhesion of platelets and leukocytes to the vascular endothelium already four hours after induced peritonitis, with greatly exaggerated responses in obese mice compared to the lean animals [ 23].