Sentence examples for of larger patterns from inspiring English sources

Optically, these luscious works are meant to vibrate as segments of larger patterns that extend beyond their borders, and to invoke specific emotional states.

Ultimately, teachers need to recognize classroom interactions as instances of larger patterns that represent generalizations that can be useful for guiding interpretations and actions instead of treating each interaction separately, as if it was being encountered for the first time.

Dr. Callahan said research on extending life was part of larger pattern of misallocation of funds, a focus on fighting death and lethal diseases rather than learning how to care for people at the end of life.

Other sex worker activists, such as Chanelle Gallant writing at MTV, see the case as part of larger pattern of disbelieving sex workers when they come forward with accusations of sexual assaults.

We therefore also considered the case of an excess of large patterns (Fig. 8c).

We have oriented all our approach towards the experimental analysis of large pattern of walking gaits.

Rep. DelBene, who has been on the fore with programs and policies empowering women in the tech and science fields, emphasized the necessity of adjusting larger patterns of inequality, as well.

But all of this is part of a larger pattern of the perpetual adolescence and anti-intellectualism of American culture.

The dismaying truth is that birtherism is part of a larger pattern of rejection of reality that has taken hold of intimidating segments of one of the two political parties that alternate in power in our governing institutions.

If nothing else works, and if the lack of recognition is part of a larger pattern of managerial neglect, quit.

The deaths of hundreds of young men in Comayagua are part of a larger pattern of murder and death facing young men and some women in Honduras since the official end of Central America's wars.