Sentence examples for like to extract from inspiring English sources

David Sobelsohn, the commission's secretary, said he would like to extract some commitments from the Rubells and from Telesis, like free admission to the museum for people in the neighborhood.

Also, they show the relation between the cost and the amount of information we would like to extract from the system (in terms of ωB and γ).

As mentioned in the beginning, the positions of the atoms are an important quantity that material scientists would like to extract from atomic-resolution electron micrographs.

They like to extract the emotions and passions of people.

"The Russian government would like to extract itself from Semipalatinsk negotiations," Hecker said.

However, this type of event refers to a broad category and is not linked to any specific bioprocess, whereas we would like to extract events that closely relate to a given bioprocess such as angiogenesis.

And when the dance was in full swing, she liked to extract her pet rat, Ratular, from her evening bag and turn him loose… What to discuss when meeting famous people… Eschew politics.

The simplicity of the φ4-model allows physicist to 'get a feeling' for what quantum field theories are like and to extract some general features that this simple model shares with more complicated ones.

One can get at its meaning, rather as if one had to break through a thick, cement-like casing to extract the kernel of truth within.

In the early pages of this novel Mr. Trees demonstrates inklings of a Kingsley Amis-like ability to extract humor from the travails of his hapless hero, but any hopes that the book might become a "Lucky Jim"-ish romp are soon squashed by his preposterous plot and John's tedious class rage at Caitlyn's parents and their ilk.

Mr. Sharon used the reluctance of Likud members like Mr. Netanyahu to extract concessions that Mr. Sharon himself also wanted from the Bush administration.