Sentence examples for fidelity with which from inspiring English sources

But the fidelity with which it follows the drama in all its ups and downs is in its way quite remarkable.

After admiring the fidelity with which each side of the path -- each garden, fountain and statue -- mirrors the other, Close is surprised to come across a damaged figure of Lucifer with his head broken off and lying on the ground.

The show takes advantage of the freedom of language and suggestiveness the Internet allows, but its mechanics — the fidelity with which it mimics the "Bachelor" format, while exaggerating that show's more vicious and venal tendencies — are surprisingly conventional.

Shaw and Ibsen marked the emergence of the "author's theatre," whereby an actor was judged on the fidelity with which he interpreted the vision and message of the playwright.

The 16-year-old protagonist of "Kuykendall's Gold" may be a frontier bride with little experience beyond her elderly husband's trading post, but the issues of lust and fidelity with which she wrestles are as relevant as anything a teenager might face today.

The keynote to both performances is the actresses' almost uncanny naturalism, their lack of affectation, and the sometimes cringe-inducing fidelity with which they show two girls, poised on that precarious line between childhood and womanhood, discussing their crushes, their parents, and their own friendship.

Also important to understanding whether interventions succeed or fail is intervention fidelity, or the faithfulness with which the intervention is performed, which can be influenced by how usable the tools are and the degree of training and support given to front-line clinicians (i.e., items at the level of intervention in Figure  1).

As a result of providing access to researchers from the member states, a major step forward was made in the fidelity and accuracy with which these six facilities could be used, leading to significantly enhanced performance.

Maybe all that matters is the comfort, and the fidelity and fervor with which it is rendered, the ethical imperatives it unfailingly serves.

HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (RT) is a replicative DNA polymerase, but has a fidelity (the accuracy with which it copies the template strand) that is intermediate between typical replicative and repair polymerases [2], [3].

"Modern Painters" includes scores of chapters on rain, mist, clouds, lightning, sunlight, and storms, and it dwells at length on the fidelity, or lack thereof, with which artists render the sky.