Sentence examples for it unfolds very from inspiring English sources

They found that when phase change is triggered by a pulse of laser light, instead of by a temperature change, it unfolds very differently, starting with a collection of whirlpool-like distortions called topological defects.

Johnny Firecloud of CraveOnline did not enjoy the Jenna, Danny, and Kenneth plot explaining that it unfolded "very strangely, and eventually saps a good deal of energy out of the show.

Rather it can be assumed that DBS unfolds very diverse neuromodulative effects dependent on target structure and disease.

Sean O'Shea, appearing as Mr. Murdoch's 82-year-old self, also offers commentary and direction as the action unfolds — very quickly to accommodate a career spanning more than six decades.

As the prime season for buying and selling unfolds, very few homes are for sale, prices are climbing rapidly and desperate would-be buyers are bidding feverishly against each other.

The drama unfolds very slowly.

"There's no beauty to the folded object – it just looks like a crumpled bike – but there is a beauty to how it unfolds: it's very, very simple and intuitive.

Because the paddle-wheeler was made of much-varnished flammable wood, "the disaster unfolded very rapidly, just as it did at the trade center," Ms. Hulser said.

Reflecting on my experience with Amy, it chills me to think that things could have unfolded very differently.

The reality is that no country in modern Europe is like the Weimar Republic – and it is time we recognised that the political responses to today's financial crisis are unfolding very differently to those of the Great Depression.

Donatella Rovera: Events unfolded very, very quickly and the major problem [with] the response was that it didn't really keep pace with events on the ground … it was incredibly frustrating when I got there to see how the international community – the UN agencies and international NGOs – were reacting, or rather not reacting.