Sentence examples for sees a stroke from inspiring English sources

"Some neurologist sees a stroke and he finds out that this was associated with chiropractic – in 99.9% of cases he won't publish that".

Naturally, with all the biggest book news these days breaking in children's publishing, it is the world of five-eight years' fiction that this month sees a stroke so bold it has no precedent in children's writing at all.

"Some neurologist sees a stroke and he finds out that this was associated with chiropractic – in 99.9% of cases he won't publish that". Ernst said the under-reporting of adverse effects meant decisions about the best course of treatment for a patient would be made difficult.

With "Fuddy Meers," for example, it could have been so easy for an audience to see a stroke victim walk on stage and go, "Wait a second, this is a sick person, she's had a stroke, I should not be laughing at this".

You can hardly see a brush stroke in her paintings and it gives a different aspect to the outline of figures.

For example, the researchers developed the so-called "rubber hand illusion," in which a person wearing video goggles sees a rubber hand being stroked, while a researcher strokes the participant's own hand (which is out of sight), producing the feeling that the rubber hand is the participant's own.

Laying down a phenomenon like 'consciousness' in such a context generates a perspective which seems interesting and unusual: a top-down view, in which consciousness is seen as a stroke in the big picture of life, a product of the conditions allowing us to be here.

Shooting his worst round of the GTE Byron Nelson Classic, and seeing a four-stroke lead disappear, Love was tied with John Huston heading into Sunday's final round.

Two weeks ago HackGolf debuted the new oversized holes for the first time at Southern California's Pauma Valley Country Club, ands says that the new cups reduced the length of an 18-hole round from 4 30 to 3 45, while many golfers saw a 10-stroke improvement in scores.

Perhaps at some future date it will be seen as a stroke of particular bad luck for the planet that the Eastern United States was one of the few parts of the world that wasn't unnaturally hot in 2014 — the site of "a temperature anomaly," as NASA put it.

He's a little credulous about The Wall Street Journal's online subscription model, which he seems to see as a stroke of modern business acumen.