Sentence examples for refreshing from the from inspiring English sources

Crombie has no airs or graces, which is refreshing from the boss of a large organisation such as Standard, Europe's biggest mutual life insurer.

Most researchers are aware that it is best to synchronize the presentation of a new display with the moment that the monitor starts refreshing from the top (synchronization to vertical refresh, or v-sync).

Today, I'm refreshing the parts straight-from-the-bottle snifters cannot reach, mixing and muddling with a happy abandon that a hot high summer cannot fail to induce.

In s years, Apple refreshes from the inside, beefing up processors, camera sensors and more.

Perhaps refreshed from the time away from the small screen, he turns in a powerful, vanity-free performance, certain to see him among the favourites come awards season.

Mr. Ghesquiere can come away refreshed from the Balenciaga archive, but for most designers the postwar couture is an element in the cut-and-paste process that largely defines current fashion.

Refreshed from the trip, I returned to the lab and tried to convince my lab mates that, according to some people, doing science is cool because we get to use butane torches and do other interesting things.

No, it wasn't hitting a reported 140K users one month after launching, nor was it being added to the list of portfolio companies for First Round Capital (granted it was just a logo refresh from the company's previous product incarnation, StickyBits).

The charge dissipated in about 0.2 seconds, but it could be automatically refreshed from the data picked up by the detector.

It was so crippling to watch (or amazing, based on where you're from), that the safe-yet-spectacular halftime show by Bruno "Good Guy" Mars was a illuminated refresher from the brutality. .

Art has been subjected to this same kind of sport-spectating for the better parts of the past 150 years, and despite greater public scrutiny than ever, today emerges refreshed from the unmoving trenches of the War of You Call That Art? "When people make judgments they close all the possibility around them," Jeff Koons told The Telegraph in 2012.