Sentence examples for great relaxation from inspiring English sources
"Believe me, it's a great relaxation and everyone needs to relax, and probably relaxing makes everyone feel better and promotes some of those things," Dr. Weber said.
Spencer enjoyed his medical practice; he found a great relaxation value in it.
Here is his take on "Something," George Harrison's second-finest moment as a Beatle (I'm an "If I Needed Someone" fan): "Though it gives the impression of being highly melodic, the tune in the verse is actually very narrow, moving in a range of five notes, which allows George to sing it with great relaxation and force.
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But I am informed by one of Mr. Reagan's closest former advisers that a Great Relaxation has taken place, that the decision is to squeeze every drop out of the price-break bonanza, and we are safe from any long-range planning.
At the same time, the structure can keep good optical performances in a large range of heights h and angles θ, which suggests a great relaxation to the fabrication robustness and makes the nanostructure become more realistic in experimental point of view.
Progressive relaxation is a method of tensing and relaxing muscles which ultimately leads to greater relaxation.
In intact endothelium aortic rings, clonidine induced greater relaxation than in denuded aortic rings.
But the clampdown under Xi still represents a disheartening turn for those who had hoped a period of greater relaxation was on the horizon.
The results also show that chemical bonding and specific topologies contribute to relaxation kinetics, where alloys with greater mixing enthalpies and greater differences in atomic radii between the constituents exhibit greater relaxation enthalpies and relaxation rates.
The study tested the hypothesis that active acupressure treatments would reduce heart rate and blood pressure (i.e., induce a greater relaxation response) above and beyond that seen during placebo acupressure treatments.
