Sentence examples for gave a completely from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Klugian says, America's costly and interminable campaigns are the nation's most reliable source of employment: "They gave a completely unskilled person like Mitt Romney a steady job for eight years".

However, applying the representation formula of the Neumann problem (4.1), we gave a completely different approach here.

Also missing are the details of the proofs that the ZF axioms hold in L. Unlike the case of the Second Incompleteness Theorem, however, Gödel subsequently gave a completely detailed proof of the two theorems in the 1940 monograph.

She gave a completely different account of how she put the baby to sleep the day before.

Journalists on the bus to the next press conference (most skipped it) said one of the same prisoners gave a completely different account the last time they saw him.

In his Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists review, Harrison Brown considered the movie "poor", with a romantic angle "insipid in the extreme", but was most troubled by way scientific equipment was "over-glamorized" in the film, which he felt gave "a completely false impression of how scientists work".

"Bones," he declared, "give a completely different taste to the meat".

If you play around with reality, it gives a completely different dimension to the idea of photography as a document.

Hilary Mantel's Beyond Black (Harper Perennial) is both funny and frightening, giving a completely new slant to the supernatural.

"We're so used to seeing Syria through the prism of news, this concert will give a completely different perspective".

A Mathematician's Apology (1940), which gives a completely personal account of how mathematicians think, continues to be widely read.