Sentence examples for hand widening from inspiring English sources
He was the source of inspiration for the creation of works for the left hand, widening the scope of piano repertory.
A man's left hand widens the lids of her left eye; his right begins to draw a straight razor across it.
1, 2 Similarly, in humans and nonhuman primates amputation of the hand widens and shifts the face cortical territory.
Two opposing trends can be identified in the European Union: An institutional democratization that makes the Union more accountable, transparent and representative on the one hand; a widening gap between elites and citizens that makes it more selective and exclusive on the other hand.
As long as there gonna be football, gonna be some black in it somewhere!" By now, he is jabbing the air with his hand and widening his eyes.
Splitting on the other hand involves widening the perceived differences between the created categories [ 44].
We succeeded on the one hand in widening the powers of Parliament compared with those envisaged in the Commission's draft.
The gap between E mphatic and A nger on the one hand and N eutral on the other hand has widened clearly.
On the one hand, the selection causes a hitchhiking effect which amplifies the signal from the region where the QTL is located but, on the other hand, it widens this region, leading to a loss of accuracy (higher MSE values).
This suggests that higher inflation could prove to be more persistent and spread from food to other goods and services, requiring the PBOC to tighten by much more.But another difference between today and previous bouts of inflation is that in the past rising inflation went hand-in-hand with a widening current-account deficit a classic symptom of overheating.
According to Otto Kernberg, identity crisis results from the discrepancy between rapidly shifting physical and psychological experiences, on the one hand, and a widening gap between self-perception and the experiences of others' perceptions of the self, on the other hand [ 17].
