Sentence examples for one clarifying from inspiring English sources

A movement where there is more tolerance both ways, where either party can pause to take one clarifying breath before acting.

One clarifying session with the medical specialist was also offered within 2 weeks.> The multidisciplinary intervention at St . Olavs hospital was administered by a team of medical specialists, physiotherapists and a social worker.

I so want to hug her and transfer my experience and wisdom as if by osmosis, if only to imbue her with one clarifying moment that could save her from my humiliation.

TPC and antioxidant activity retention were significantly higher on the juice clarified after thermal processing, compared to the one clarified before.

Only through discussion and debate can one clarify one's own understanding, and because we have no political agenda, we are not for globalization or against globalization, we see this as a historical process which has to be understood, and a lot of its kinks need to be ironed out, a lot of its problems have to be addressed.

Two types of SVM analyses are performed: one to achieve high classification accuracy (SVMacc), and the other to help one clarify whether the waveform features that are associated with the MMN are indeed used by the SVM (SVMtime).

Usually manures undergo solid/liquid separation, which generates one clarified liquid fraction and one nutrient-rich solid fraction suitable for in farm composting (both raw and in mixture with other bulking agents).

The solid/liquid separation of manures usually generates one clarified fraction with good levels of NH4+-nitrogen and one nutrient-rich organic solid fraction for multiple uses (Zhang and Westerman 1997; Møller et al. 2000, 2002; Petersen et al. 2007; Jørgensen and Jensen 2009; Hjorth et al. 2010) with subsequent optimization of crop nutrient management (Meade et al. 2011).

"The goal is not to be Big Brother," one clarified.

"That they don't believe there's a change?" one clarified.

The goal here is to help one clarify one's aims and align them with the appropriate strategies or teaching tools.