Sentence examples for readjusting from from inspiring English sources

Our corneas are recovering from the multi-colored strobe stabs, our ear drums are readjusting from in-the-red level sub frequencies, and our sense of dignity is crumbling as we begin to recollect everything that actually happened on Friday night.

"You have to figure out how a light has to be readjusted from the last position it was in.

"That's quite astounding," says Fred Wightman, a psychologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, pointing out that it can take as long to readjust from distorting eyeglasses as it takes to get used to them.

This finding suggests that, given time to readjust from prison life, drug and alcohol use continues after discharge from prison and is consistent with findings from a study of homeless adults in New York City, where homelessness was associated with history of incarceration, continued drug use, emotional instability, and poor family support (Caton et al. 2005).

Mr. Carter, the bassist, never quits readjusting his focus, from the classical canon to Brazilian music to straight-ahead jazz.

Mr. Carter, one of the great jazz bassists, never quits readjusting his focus, from the classical canon to Brazilian music to straight-ahead jazz.

Mr. Carter, one of the great jazz bassists, never stops readjusting his focus, from the classical canon to Brazilian music to straight-ahead jazz.

Mr. Carter, the bassist, never quits readjusting his focus, from classical music to Brazilian music to straight-ahead jazz; Mr. Malone, a guitarist who enlivened the first popular version of Diana Krall's group, balances jaw-dropping agility with blues acumen.

Doing this prevents the camera from readjusting itself when the sunglasses are put on.

Try to keep one hand on the baby and diaper after finishing, as to try to keep the baby from readjusting the placement of them and their diaper.

Marilyn says it is taking some to readjust, coming from a community where they knew everyone.