Sentence examples for serving to bring from inspiring English sources

The saccades are corrective, serving to bring the fixation axis on the point of regard after this has drifted away from it too far, and thus are a manifestation of the fixation reflex.

It is the first of several artful yet startlingly blunt statements Johnson will make about himself in these pages, each of them serving to bring him closer to the reader while, at the same time, establishing his distance from the subject and making clear that he is, in many ways, the anti-hippie.

It had, however, served to bring Houseman and Welles together.

These deficiencies served to bring a once-great company and its officers to their collective knees.

Including in him this list would serve to bring his work to a wider readership.

Art has always served to bring form to what is experienced but cannot be seen.

Crying would only serve to bring that view of them down a notch.

The tragedy also served to bring their families even closer together.

Bob held serve to bring the score to 5 0, leaving Norman to try to salvage the set.

However, the GMB union, which represents ambulance staff, said the plans would "only serve to bring worse outcomes for patients".

During WWII, Alsop supported intervention, and after the war, war and C.I.A. connections served to bring the Georgetown set closer.