Sentence examples for present circles from inspiring English sources
Don't get too comfortable in your present circles of acquaintances. 5.
Average care levels increase with the strength of parental effects both when sexual conflict is present (circles) and when it is absent (squares).
In their present circle of friends, the main gossip was of health and death, whereas once the telephone wires had buzzed with word of affairs and divorces.
In his present circle, the main gossip was of health and death, whereas once the telephone wires had buzzed with words of affairs and divorces.
Mr. Cromer's staging finds the sad poetry in the patterns as characters from past and present circle one another unknowingly or sometimes stand vigil before their younger selves, frozen in sorrow or regret.
As for John, he became obsessed with the need for the redevelopment of London, transforming it from the "New Babylon", as it was often called, into a celestial city graced with parks and embankments along the Thames to contain sewers below the promenades and, later on, tunnels for a "connecting railway" not unlike the present Circle line, though obviously more efficient.
The perceptual task consisted of a two-alternative forced choice judgement as to which of two briefly presented circles contained a larger number of dots.
To minimize sensory processing differences between conditions and facilitate the presentation of the stimuli, bilateral visual and tactile processing was maintained on every trial by presenting wooden spheres and/or visually presented circles in addition to the stimuli being matched.
Participants performed an emotional oddball task in which infrequently presented circle targets required detection while sad and neutral pictures were irrelevant novel distractors.
During retrieval, visually presented circle pairs were combined with abstract, rule-based information, and could thus be used to predict the trial outcome.
During retrieval, visually presented circle pairs had to be combined with abstract rule-based information and could thus be used to predict specific trial outcomes.
