Sentence examples for secret pattern from inspiring English sources

The act of dreaming, however, changed everything: after people were allowed to lapse into R.E.M. sleep, nearly sixty per cent of them discovered the secret pattern.

The idea of these plays makes me think of a very tightly written thriller where every detail not only belongs to some secret pattern but also fulfills its function in the plot".

In 1985 he figured out the secret pattern on a Beatrice Cos.

Working on a radio documentary about theatre producers to be broadcast on Monday's Front Row, I suddenly experienced one of those moments to which characters in Dan Brown novels are prone – a secret pattern seemed suddenly to be revealed.

Nor were there any "Presto!" effects arising from secret patterns of increased abortions or the like.

Langlands discovered some secret patterns relating to numbers, which could be expressed using harmonics.

It's filmed in black-and-white, which, in its abstraction, brings a kind of X-ray clarity to the story's framework — as if Hong were looking to highlight the secret patterns as much as the overt story — which he then redoubles with the protagonist's own occasional touches of internal monologue on the soundtrack.

It's filmed in black-and-white, which, in its abstraction, brings a kind of X-ray clarity to the story's framework as if Hong were looking to highlight the secret patterns as much as the overt story which he then redoubles with the protagonist's own occasional touches of internal monologue on the soundtrack.

Big data analytics is the term used to describe the process of researching massive amounts of complex data in order to reveal hidden patterns or identify secret correlations.

It seems like every time I turn on my television, open a newspaper, or go online, I'm hit with yet another story about a secret, problematic pattern of sexual misbehavior and/or multiple infidelities acted out by a major politician, sports star, actor, religious leader, teacher, coach or whomever.

The "secret" is the Pattern Recognition Theory of the Mind (PRTM), apparently an unconscious revival of the old "pandemonium" theory of perception.