Sentence examples for right object from inspiring English sources
Stevens's poem "I Placed a Jar in Tennessee" could apply to any space brought aesthetically alive by the right object.
The mechanics of the game are simple and, for the most part, involve nothing more than clicking on the right object at the right time.
In interviews, he mentioned a camping axe, a spade and a carjack among other items before finally alighting on the "right" object: a wooden club.
They often rummage through antique shops, salvage stores and flea markets for just the right object, making them ideal to turn to for scavenging advice.
Sexual awakening (not necessarily at the right time or for the right object) is a constant in this rather clinical collection of a novella (which centers on an aging countess whose vanity demands the perpetual service of a young lover) and three short stories about older men ruined by inopportune attacks of desire.
Sexual awakening (not necessarily at the right time or for the right object) is a constant in this rather clinical collection of a novella (which centers on an aging countess whose vanity demands the constant service of a young lover) and three short stories about older men ruined by inopportune attacks of desire.
The objects used were counterbalanced across subjects and between treatment groups, and whether the left-hand or right-hand object was replaced in Trial 2 was also counterbalanced.
In Texas, Florida and other southern states, the religious right objects to any stories that introduce fantasy, witchcraft, the occult, sex or religious practices different from its own.
The driving force behind lessened inequality that Burkhauser posits stems from government intervention, combined with pressure on the private sector to provide health care benefits — the very things the right objects to.
The second service is the attitude computation or head tracking, and this step is needed to place right objects in right orientation on the display.
Nothing worked: Her camera malfunctioned, her telescope wouldnt track the right objects and the clerks at the photo-developing lab kept changing the contrast on her prints, ruining her results.
