Sentence examples for standing differently from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even those paid to be supermodels claim that there are features they don't like about themselves but they learn the art of covering up, standing differently, using hair styles and other ways to even out these less desirable aspects of themselves.

A Device Free Localization (DFL) system can locate and track people wearing no wireless devices, due to the fact that a person standing at different locations attenuates wireless links differently.

The Upanishads put it differently: "Standing still, you overtake those who run". 3. Push and pause.

I carry myself differently, standing taller, holding my head up high in touch with every part of my body.

He acknowledged that, while others certainly feel differently, standing in front of headstones etched with the names of people he loved makes him feel like an idiot.

A fellow lawyer standing nearby saw it differently, saying it was precisely because Waterford is something of a backwater, 100 miles south of Dublin, that it may have attracted people intent on developing a terrorist underground.

It is reported that she was then able to use her eidetic images of each of the four versions of the right-hand pattern, in turn, to experience four differently shaped regions standing out in depth.

In the present study, hormones related to volume regulation and their precursor peptides responded differently to scopolamine, standing position, gravity changes and HH in the airplane cabin on the one hand and to scopolamine, standing position and HH in the hypobaric chamber on the other hand.

It was found that the flame responds differently to spinning and standing wave modes.

Diapers are put on differently when lying down than standing up.

You might think differently the next time you're standing at a bus stop and someone's got their hood up.