Sentence examples for matches how from inspiring English sources

But as she continues to speak, this artificial, slightly tinny quality matches how she is describing her situation.

But she also rides "the hottest trike in town", imagery that matches how singer Kathleen Hanna sings the song in the style of a girlish playground taunt.

In the short story "The Outsider," Lovecraft's narrator offers a description that matches how some alarmed Democrats view Tea Partiers: "I cannot even hint what it was like, for it was a compound of all that is unclean, uncanny, unwelcome, abnormal and detestable.

This pattern of interactions matches how humans share information on social networking sites like Facebook, says the study's lead author, biologist Noa Pinter-Wollman.

Until four or five years ago this was good enough, but it no longer matches how we use our computers today.

Yang explains his excitement to back Vurb, saying "It is a completely logical experience that matches how our brains work, not how the structure of browsers or apps work".

Which seems to match how he regards himself.

The message you send seems to match how high a plant stands against the human body.

He just had to settle down his big right arm to match how his mind felt.

Little about Knox's behaviour during that time matched how the investigators imagined a wrongfully accused woman should conduct herself.

Your imagination can rarely match how weird things get when you actually do them, and the rendering of real time benefits from firsthand experience.