Sentence examples for exotic scenario from inspiring English sources

It is not an exotic scenario.

The strings as a whole could rival his fluidity and grace, as they had rivaled Mr. Ma's outbursts, but they could also produce ferocious tremolos as appropriate to the exotic scenario.

Then there was Ann Rice, writing as A.N. Roqulaure, who took erotica via her Sleeping Beauty trilogy to new prosaic highs and submissive lows, with unapologetic, exotic scenarios that were breathtakingly raw, against which the hanky spanky of the 50 Shades rings a tad elementary, in particular as its sexual/physical worlds are constantly thrown up against Lifetime Channel-level boy/girl melodrama.

It worries some of the world's top scientists, who forecast exotic extinction scenarios (see "Our Final Hour").

In addition to simplifying investigations of a universally modified force law, the ngravs extension provides a foundation for state-of-the-art collisionless cosmological simulations of exotic gravitational scenarios.

Indeed, increasing capacities for long-distance transportation, associated with increasing frequencies of extreme and hard-to-predict weather events, may create a challenging scenario for exotic diseases in general, and RVF in particular, to spread.

I've tried to do this with Trans: A Memoir, and these are some of the books that have inspired me. 1. Cobra by Severo Sarduy (1972) Where trans people have appeared in literary fiction, as minor characters, they have often served as a cipher for an author's opinions about gender or to make scenarios more exotic.

To avoid this scenario, testing for exotic diseases such as SBV should be included when diagnosing suspect cases of AKAV or AINV.

Halo 3 can be fantastically exciting when you play against other gamers in well-designed multiplayer scenarios stocked with exotic weapons and riddled with passageways that result in an unseen player sneaking up to shoot you in the back just as you toss a grenade at your own quarry.

Sensitivity (Se) of the current post-farm-gate passive surveillance for detection of exotic diseases was estimated using the scenario tree modelling methodology (Martin et al., 2007a).

Incorporation of this paradigm in public health directives across the United States would provide a proactive approach towards detection and response to clinical outbreak scenarios of endemic and exotic pathogens in the United States.