Sentence examples for something resides from inspiring English sources

It is tiresome on the eyes to see hairstyles that look like something resides there.

The prejudices that exist in the community, and therefore also among nurses, cannot be clearly explained which was witnessed by another informant, "don't know, I don't know whether it's something residing deep within us" (female, aged 40).

Weston Ashley, twenty-something, resides in New York City.

Rather, it is something that resides in us all: the shattered conch of our collective civility.

What makes you want to do ballets for them? A. It is always a combination of things, the dancer and the music and something that resides in me.

I suspect DeWitt would be horrified by anything as trite as "the moral of the story...," but "Lightning Rods," read literarily rather than literally, does make gestures toward exposing a larger affliction, something that resides just as much in obnoxious language as in the obnoxious workplace it describes.

"Sometimes it's more complex, something that resides in you and you have to get out".

It is something that resides safely inside of each and every one us if we choose to recognize it.

Here resides something beyond our frantic animal existence.

But in the spaces between the sedately familiar resides something glittering, defiant and avowedly queer.

What we said: "In the spaces between the sedately familiar resides something glittering, defiant and avowedly queer", wrote Maddy Costa, in the Guardian.