Sentence examples for fit of high from inspiring English sources

The territory's only independent newspaper, The St Helena Independent, closed down last week in a fit of high dudgeon.

But this is the summer, news is slow, and since a journalist at the weekly Le Nouvel Observateur denounced the article as "anti-Semitic" on July 8, France has worked itself into a fit of high intellectual dudgeon.

But a reader cannot help feeling that he has been transported to a Booth Tarkington novel, a Southern version of "Penrod" or "Seventeen," where summer goes by "in routine contentment," until the author, a few chapters in, suffers a fit of high seriousness.

Once, in a fit of high-mindedness, I made another spinach-and-artichoke casserole that I cobbled together out of two recipes from "Mastering the Art of French Cooking".

Significant (PΛ < 0.05) likelihood-ratio tests (Eq. 2) indicate improvement in fit of higher-order models over simpler models.

He said her prolonged fits of high-pitched screaming, kicking, scratching, pinching and grabbing have had a serious impact on the lives of her two siblings.

Distances obtained from fitting of higher shells are consistent with edge-sharing of metal octahedra and corner-sharing of metal octahedra and/or tetrahedra.

In the most favourable cases it already provided atomic resolution information [ 8,16], and commonly produces molecular resolution that allows fitting of high-resolution crystal structures.

Unless the sample is very small, the fits of higher-order polynomials are unlikely to be very different from those of a quadratic over the main part of the data range.

Table 3 shows that the fit of the higher-order model was better than that of the other three models.

The fit of the higher-order model was compared to the fit of the other three models using chi-square difference tests.