Sentence examples for hermetic the from inspiring English sources
The original "Smile" had some shiveringly beautiful passages, but a lot of the album, judging from bootlegs and official releases, would have been oddly hermetic, the musical equivalent of navel gazing — navel gazing of a high order, but still.
Mr. Gondry, best known for films like "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "The Green Hornet," has occasionally dipped into documentary, with titles like the expansive "Dave Chappelle's Block Party" (in which the comic hosts a rocking Brooklyn block party) and the considerably more hermetic "The Thorn in the Heart" (about Mr. Gondry's aunt and her son).
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In a sign of just how hermetic the country is, Google said North Korea was the last country in the world to get a relatively detailed map.
Basically, a reciprocating compressor consists of three main mechanical subsets: the hermetic housing, the crankcase and the rotor-crankshaft assembly.
From the pressure and the hermetic tests, the μTCD could withstand 0.5 MPa pressure without leakage and destroying the chip.
In the case of non-hermetically stored grains, although the percentage of the usable (or wholesome) grains in the non-hermetic system only declined from 98.55 to 98.35% after 1 week of storage as compared to the drop to 98.21% seen in the hermetic system, the usable proportion of grains in the non-hermetic system dropped sharply from 98.35% till it reached 85.69% after 12 weeks of storage.
As modern dance swings wildly between the hermetic and the accessible, Mr. Varone occupies a turbulent middle.
Footloose, they had set up temporary workshops in the households of the hermetic Piedmontese nobility, the frivolous members of the Savoy court, and the ambitious early industrialists.
Reinventions or fabrications of medieval sects proliferated: the Knights Templar, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (the habitat of Yeats), and various Rosicrucian orders.
The Argentine filmmaker Santiago Mitre's "Student," set at the University of Buenos Aires, is the most hermetic of the week's main slate.
