Sentence examples similar to garner objects from inspiring English sources

Garner, Bryan A. Garner's Modern American Usage.

Both are simple objects which garner great importance.

The wide attention that a high-value art heist garners makes the stolen objects too recognizable to shop around.

Throughout his career Garner has been the object of almost universal critical respect and is still widely regarded as a touchstone when discussing children's literature.

Reward-related mesolimbic dopamine is thought to play an important role in guiding animal behaviour, biasing approach towards potentially beneficial environmental stimuli and away from objects unlikely to garner positive outcome.

This is why larger, more massive objects in the universe garner a larger gravitational pull.

The finding that perceptual judgments but not visuomotor acts, such as grasping are affected by variations along an irrelevant object dimension (Garner-interference) is held up as strong evidence that vision for perception and vision for action are processed within different areas of the human brain.

Interestingly, Ts65Dn mice perform normally in the object-in-place task (Fernandez and Garner, 2008).

But less sensational stories about irresponsible corporate practices related to the more mundane everyday objects that we surround ourselves with are less likely to garner attention.

To garner new insights, Menard analyzes large data sets with millions of astronomical objects, and his work has led to the detection of gravitational magnification by dark matter around galaxies, the discovery of tiny grains of dust in the intergalactic space and a better understanding of how light rays propagate throughout the universe.

All see their objects as does a fourth related character, young Mary in Garner's novella The Stone Book, when she "sat by the fire and read the stone book that had in it all the stories of the world and all the flower of the flood" (60).