Sentence examples for powerful modes from inspiring English sources

Wearable computers like Google Glass hold out the promise of still more powerful modes of self-archiving.

It's a peculiarly powerful mode that represents a welcome shift in queer cinema – an embrace of the real.

Jazz's associations with freedom and western decadence meant that the genre was marginalised under Ceauşescu, so even today it remains a powerful mode of self-expression.

The deluge of poems and audiences for poetry after Sept. 11 (Arts pages, Oct. 1) may simply be a sign that poems, in particular, speak to loss in a compacted and powerful mode.

It's something else.' " By being unafraid to call attention to the medical facts and to do so often — on news slots, cable shows, Web sites and radio slots — Pinsky has tapped into a very powerful mode of branding.

Hassan et al. [21] solved a complicated hard pentafurcated duct problem by applying the powerful mode-matching technique.

PeakForce Quantitative Nanomechanical Mapping (PeakForce QNM) multiparametric AFM mode was adapted to qualitative and quantitative study of the lateral membrane of cardiomyocytes (CMs), extending this powerful mode to the study of soft cells.

The reason is the same as with theatre: narrative fiction, focused on a series of 'situations' in which the fundamental existential choices facing human beings can be carefully staged, is a powerful mode of engaging the free imagination of the reader, and thus of calling him or her to action: "What in fact is a novel but a universe in which action is endowed with form?" (Camus 1951, 263).

Thirty years ago no right-thinking physician accepted the mind-body connection as a valid, powerful mode of treatment.

As is well-documented, Hemingway favored the simple declarative sentence as the most powerful mode of direct expression, the adjective "good" as highest praise and the preposition "and".

Perhaps the most powerful mode may be entered by downloading a pathway.