Sentence examples for gravity of one from inspiring English sources
But by the end -- when you are back at spring, with a young acolyte and a gray-haired master -- the film takes on the heft and gravity of one of the smooth stone Buddhas that decorate the old monk's house.
She reads it through with the concentrated gravity of one who began her working life as a serious literary critic, closes the book and sets it down with a barely audible sigh.
Insight was mentioned by several interviewees, and described in terms of understanding the nature and gravity of one's own illness and how it affects one.
Voyager owed its existence as well to luck — a once-every-176-year alignment of the outer planets that made it feasible for a single spacecraft to visit them all on one long excursion through the icy darkness, using the gravity of one planet to slingshot itself to the next, a technique conceived in 1961 by a U.C.L.A. graduate student.
The bride and groom are Nigerians living in Brooklyn, and under generic banquet hall chandeliers they enact a ritual full of the warmth and gravity of one in their homeland.
(This may be just as well in the case of the Earl of Gloucester's bastard son, Edmund — played by Logan Marshall-Green — and his quest to destroy his brother and his father; Marshall-Green is a perfectly amiable young actor, but he lacks the severity of intention, the nefarious gravity of one who resides between resentment and anarchy).
These are all things, of course, to hold in mind if you get the opportunity to spend milliseconds defying gravity on one of Höller's slides.
The differences in the earth gravity value of one benchmark at different times can be caused by variation of the topographic area, shallow groundwater level, atmospheric pressure variation and many other factors.
"Having persevered through so many disasters, it is difficult for many commercial fishermen to accept the gravity of this one".
Therefore in CLM, we do not need to adjust robot center of gravity to one side [24] to keep robot in balance when transferring legs.
One also needs to have some grasp of quantum mechanics and relativity theory and why it has proved so difficult to bring them together to form a unified theory – the formidable problems, for example, of trying to understand the force of gravity (one of the four fundamental forces of the standard model) in a quantum mechanical way.
