Sentence examples for oversized ones from inspiring English sources

The few innovations it has banned have been fairly outlandish: thickly woven "spaghetti strings," fluid-filled racquets, and clownishly oversized ones.

And in the lovingly slow treatments of her biggest early hits, "The Loco-Motion" and "I Should Be So Lucky," she used sufficient vibrato in her voice to assure you that she had one, a nearly intimate gesture after all the oversized ones.

In all these situations, it is more advantageous for groups to select resources that correspond closely to their needs, and to avoid oversized ones.

For bags, try oversized ones, or a cute tote that looks high fashion and classy but never goes out of style.

Button-up shirts are classy and attractive alternatives to crew-neck tees, but oversized ones look like pajama tops, or a clueless frat boy's attempt to dress up.

"The big change in attitude is that clutches, particularly the oversized ones, are no longer for evening.

Her preferred scale is oversized: one of her signature pieces is a capacious chair, hooded like an upended pram and available in leather the color of blue Wedgwood china, which she sells for eighteen thousand five hundred dollars at her retail shop, in the home-furnishings department of Bergdorf Goodman, in New York.

Fifteen of the connections used oversized holes and one connection used standard holes.

If Draper considers California oversized today, one wonders what he would have thought of the state as it was first envisioned after Mexico ceded a swath of southwestern territory to the United States in 1848.

The only stimulations I can notice are oversized or unnatural ones.

The influence produced by over-scaled training set and oversized eigenvector dimension: On the one hand, it can be known from the VCA method that the over-scaled training set, i.e., too many training examples, will result in too many vanishing component polynomials, too many monomials contained in the vanishing component polynomial, and too high order of polynomials.