Sentence examples for full of passive from inspiring English sources
This expansive compendium of contrapuntal techniques is more of a theoretical treatise than an entertainment, and if Bach envisioned an audience, it would not have been a hall full of passive listeners, but musicians, amateur or professional, who might marvel at the music's construction as it was played.
When the day came that she stood upright, put one foot in front the other and kept going the world turned into a giant sea of unpredictable dangers -- the least of which is the toilet bowl, with its standing water full of passive germs, situated so conveniently next to the mildly malevolent roll of toilet paper.
All the nostalgia aside, there's no denying that he's a terrible influence on political discourse in Canada (if you're backwards enough to consider him an authority on the subject), but Cherry is an entertainer in a country full of passive aggressive broadcasters who never really come out and, well, say fucking anything.
This test can only be interpreted accurately if the patient has a full range of passive internal rotation (the hand can be passively lifted off the back) and if active internal rotation is not limited by pain[ 29, 63].
But this album includes some of his most diaristic work, including "From Time," which is full of scars: "Passive aggressive when we're texting, I can feel the distance," he says casually, as if exhausted.
No one would attempt to compare these three brief hours of adventure, full of thrills and passive dangers, with the long months of arduous physical toil which those must endure who attempt to conquer Everest by land, in the old way of the mountaineer.
The set-up of a ventriloquist arguing with their dummy is as old as the hills, but she manages to weave fresh, funny and emotionally complex relationships with her puppets – relationships full of mutual exploitation, passive aggression and the occasional moment of latent threat.
The paper presents the design phases of a test rig to test the feasibility of passive full electrodynamic radial suspension of high speed rotors.
To further categorize weakness, active flexion was then categorized as pseudoparalysis (being less than 100°) and no pseudoparalysis in the presence of full passive forward flexion.
Such rehabilitation is more effective when the user actively participates in the movement, and the use of full and passive guidance could have a negative impact on recovery in stroke patients.
Treatment comprising antimicrobial drugs, anthrax immune globulin, and pleural drainage led to full recovery; however, the role of passive immunization in anthrax treatment requires further evaluation.
