Sentence examples for formulas about from inspiring English sources

Just last week Mr. Kato was expressing cautiously parsed formulas about staying away from Parliament if the opposition submits a motion of no confidence in Mr. Mori's government.

The most striking thing in that speech was how little Hollande had to say - beyond conventional formulas – about France's diversity, and the richness that comes from having second and third generation immigrants.

Standard formulas about how different cultures can understand each other -- Americans are like peaches, soft on the outside, tough on the inside; Germans, on the other hand, are like coconuts, tough casing, soft interior" -- could not have prepared anyone for the encounter of peach and coconut.

"They were talking one day about highways and where they got built," he recalled, "and here were these mathematical formulas about traffic density and population density and so on, and all of a sudden I said to myself: 'This is completely wrong.

Unfortunately, the documentary evidence in my book "Heisenberg and the Nazi Atomic Bomb Project" -- showing Heisenberg's errors in his physical equations and formulas about the bomb as well as the extent of his collaboration with the Nazi regime -- has failed to convince the apologists for Heisenberg.

Falcón and Plaza [2, 3] presented many formulas about Fibonacci polynomials.

Except for the lack of paranoia, it sounds as if Redux at least got the formula about right.

Based on this formula, about 2.5 million barrels of the 30 million would be home heating oil.

There is a smidgen of formula about Rupert Goold's effective production, but that is dispelled by Lucy Prebble's incisive dialogue.

George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, clung for too long to his fair-weather formula about sharing the proceeds of non-existent growth.

Then, there is the Presidential campaign of Donald J. Trump, which has followed this formula about as closely as the candidate follows the South Beach Diet.