Sentence examples for large ways in from inspiring English sources

Henry, who was attentive to the gestures of other men, to the small and large ways in which respect is granted and withheld, noticed much as he had noticed the worn carpet and the books that Ellie's father never once met his eye during the speech, not even when announcing his daughter's engagement.

All of us have seen it and felt it in a variety of small and large ways: in gentler, politer interactions with friends and strangers; in an outpouring of charitable giving and volunteer activity; in tableaux of fellowship among political and civic leaders.

Henry, who was attentive to the gestures of other men, to the small and large ways in which respect is granted and withheld, noticed — much as he had noticed the worn carpet and the books — that Ellie's father never once met his eye during the speech, not even when announcing his daughter's engagement.

Gene expression analyses across glioblastoma multiforme tumors taken in toto has shown that there are significant subclasses of glioblastoma that differ in large ways in gene expression patterns [ 27, 32, 33].

What has happened in small ways as smaller Guard and Reserve units are sent overseas is happening in larger ways in cities and towns across Texas, from Dallas to San Antonio and De Kalb to Weslaco.

That silence reflects larger ways in which the agency is having trouble adapting to a world of super-sudden stock movements, Internet-speed rumors and an unrelenting 24-hour news cycle.

This juxtaposition is related to the larger way in which the novel plays with the gap between expectation and reality, most vigorously dramatized in Samad's offspring, the "first descendants of the great ocean-crossing experiment".

Quine addresses this issue, first, in his (1953 [1980], chs. 1 and 3), and then in a much larger way in chapter 2 of his (1960) and many subsequent writings.

While many creative people are inventing ways to help everyday people protect themselves, it's part of a larger way in which the world — even the narcos themselves — are communicating using electronic media.

It has not shied away from running commercials helpful to Tea Party-backed Senate candidates like Rand Paul of Kentucky, and, in a large way, Sharron Angle in Nevada.

In a large way, his small role in Xanadu reflects the melding of business, politics and sports in New Jersey.