Sentence examples for handling of the same from inspiring English sources

Abraham plays both the young and old Salieri, and never was there a more convincing handling of the same character at different stages of life.

(Shipping containers are not just emptied, they're disemboweled.) Though you feel his presence engraved in every image, Mr. Garrone's handling of the same material is cooler, emotionally detached, as if he were conducting an ethnographic study, a tactic that keeps the story from boiling over into melodrama.

To avoid contamination, all the brackets and wires were cleaned with alcohol swabs before use, and utmost care was exercised during the handling of the same.

A strength test protocol was administered to collect data on static one-handed pulling strength using four handle heights and three pulling directions: across (handle opposite to the pulling hand), front, and side (handle on the same side of the pulling hand).

But most of the discussion we have heard so far suggests that CDS margin requirements are expected to be handled on the same kind of mark-to-market (MTM) basis as other derivative contracts.

Malcolm Turnbull has questioned Tony Abbott's handling of the same-sex marriage debate, warning that the prime minister's proposal of a plebiscite ensured it would remain "a live issue all the way up to the next election" and overshadow the government's economic messages.

The Daily Mail, which provides a running litany of how the country is going down the tubes, accused the prime minister of "sublime incompetence," calling his management of the European Union issue a "fiasco" and his handling of the same-sex marriage bill "an embarrassment".

Control ewes received no treatment (CONT; n = 7), but were handled for the same length of time as the treatment groups and underwent the same testing procedures.

DiCicco will continue to handle many of the same duties as when he was the league's acting commissioner.

Inexpensive rice cookers with just two settings can handle many of the same tasks, though they require more attention.

Deacons are ordained ministers in the Catholic Church, and in many parishes they handle many of the same tasks that priests do.