Sentence examples for opening established from inspiring English sources

Stephen Farber of The Hollywood Reporter said that the opening established the premise well, but that the film came undone when it began to alternate between comedy and tragedy, and introduced a backstory for Hancock that did not make sense.

When I talk about my life in anthropology and the people I have come to know and love over the years, I find people in the audience moved--not because what I had to say was particularly brilliant, but because I opened my experience--my joy and pain and that of my Nigerian friends--to them and such an opening established a connection.

This opening establishes location and characters artlessly.

Our opening seconds established George III, without irony, as the center of his universe.

Under the guidance of the military strategist General Golbery, Figueiredo pushed ahead with abertura, or political opening, but established clear limits to the democratic process.

At the opening, Mr. Lee established a Skype connection on his iPad for visitors to the gallery to converse with Mr. Mead in his studio in Pasadena, Calif.

A connection between moisture production activities and window opening was established.

The methods used by Tyl et al., primarily wet weight changes of tissues, gross histologic changes, and developmental landmarks such as vaginal opening, were established procedures by the 1950s.

The setup was similar to that used in Experiment 1, except that the target was flat on the floor and a low opening was established for underhand throwing beneath the occluding screen surrounding the lenses, as is depicted in Fig.  5.

The method is developed using a combined theoretical empirical approach, in which the debris launch velocity is formulated based on energy considerations, whereas the reduction coefficient of pressure caused by the flow of explosive gas from the vent openings is established from experimental data.

By the twelfth week, the anal canal, vaginal and urethral openings are established.