Sentence examples for finds how from inspiring English sources

"I think my improvisation process finds how big movements are amplifications of pedestrian movements".

Sixty years on, traveling among ghosts, McMurtry finds how much it matters to move slowly.

"When a team with big bats like they have comes in here and finds how deep center field is and how far back the gap is in left-center, they're surprised; you pitch 'em away and they hit it there," Gary Sheffield said.

They opened with "Mystery Train," made famous by another Elvis, and then "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away," by the Beatles, and then a country lament that Costello had written, called "Down Among the Wines and Spirits": "Down among the wines and spirits / where a man gets what he merits / Once it was written in letters of nine feet tall / And now he finds how far he's fallen".

Sensitivity is the measure that finds how good the test is in detecting real positives.

It measures the proportion of actual positives, which are correctly identified and it is given as Sensitivity = TP / TP + FN (9)Whereas, specificity, is the measure that finds how well the test is at detecting real negatives.

But you also find how volatile foreign politics can be.

Mr Kayanne has found how to grow foraminifera artificially.

He was infuriated to find how widespread these attitudes remained.

Others too will find how badly they were lied to.

There she found how frugally she would need to live.