Sentence examples for faithful reporting from inspiring English sources
How much of this n-wording is faithful reporting of the way people talked in 1858, or necessary dramatic emphasis, and how much of it is there to titillate and razz the audience?
After a year of weekly all-nighters, something began to occur to me: that my faithful reporting, the automatic words I manufactured on tight deadlines, spitting and spewing them across the page like the soot off a steam engine, those words did their momentary job, then disintegrated with the newest spew of cinder.
In conclusion, our data from co-cultured cells and xenograft experiments show that the S technology allows for faithful reporting of transcriptomic changes that will provide new insights from experiments based on mixed-species cell interactions in vitro or in vivo.
A volunteer observer who had been sitting near Old Faithful reported that all the geysers around him suddenly burst into boil, spewing superheated steam.
Similarly, EL James denies the sado-masochistic passages in her novels are based on her own experiences, but even if they were a faithful report of her sex life, that wouldn't make her books any better.
It is accompanied by works where al-Ghazâlî provides faithful reports of the philosophers' teachings.
723 (98%%) men and 1347 999 %) women (who had heard of HIV/AIDS) reported practising HIV prevention methods, with the majority reporting being faithful to their partners.
Odds of reporting 'staying faithful,' were over three times greater for women than men (81% versus 52%; OR 3.36, adjusted for peer education exposure, ever married, education; 95%CI 2.27-4.98).
Better yet for the GOP faithful, the party reported $4.5 million cash on hand.
The two processes are otherwise identical and have the same fidelity: The substitution is faithful when it reports the letter received, with probability seq.
Other investigators have reported faithful linear RNA amplification protocols using limited amounts of RNA from microdissected breast tissues (Aoyagi et al, 2003).
