Sentence examples for how upright from inspiring English sources

Artifacts left over from a time when social standing was reflected in the length of a car's wheelbase and how upright its grille stood.

Had the fossil been closer to 4 million years old, it might have given clues to how upright walking evolved, but the new age estimate indicates Little Foot will shed little light on the earliest stages of this adaptation.

Look how upright and steadily they are standing.

Some defend the Old Colonists, insisting that sexual abuse happens everywhere and that its occurrence in places like Manitoba only proves that any society, no matter how upright, is susceptible to social ills.  .

Some defend the Old Colonists, insisting that sexual abuse happens everywhere and that its occurrence in places like Manitoba only proves that any society, no matter how upright, is susceptible to social ills.

We see how walking upright provided both advantages and disadvantages (by about 6 million years ago).

He planned to tell the class how our upright gait, built on a body plan inherited from tree-dwelling primates, made us prone to lower back pain.

Reading "My Quest for the Yeti" (translated from the German by Peter Constantine), we never completely understand how an upright grizzly-type bear could be mistaken for a giant monkey-man in the first place.

How much upright mobilisation, particularly uptime, is performed in the first four days following upper abdominal surgery?

"We have to see how it looks upright first," he said.

Like Daniel Burnham's Flatiron building in New York, so narrow, so fragile, you cannot imagine how it stays upright.