Sentence examples for striking negative from inspiring English sources
For example, individuals high in hypnotic suggestibility are able, under hypnosis, to experience hallucinations in a variety of sensory systems; in addition to such positive hallucinations, they are also capable of experiencing striking negative hallucinations – that is, not experiencing something actually present to their senses [e.g., [ 22]].
The most striking negative prompting Mr. Harper's decision is a deteriorating economy.
Investors in the property, which is majority-owned by a consortium of Qataris, will be hoping that the striking negative correlation between tall buildings and GDP doesn't hold true in this instance.
We demonstrate the existence of a striking negative correlation between the aggregation propensity of a given variant and the oxidative stress it elicits.
An even number of wires shows a metallic-like ballistic transport at low bias, a nonlinear current voltage characteristic over the whole bias region, and a very striking negative differential resistance (NDR).
We found a striking negative correlation (−0.7765) between CCR7 expression and the ratio of CD161 and CD62L.
To the surprise of many Democrats -- and to the consternation of a few -- the New York gubernatorial campaign has struck a negative tone with an unexpected speed and sudden intensity.
"How well can we compete with heavily venture capital-backed, digitally-obsessed companies?" asked Keith Hindle, digital and branded entertainment CEO of X Factor and American Idol maker FremantleMedia, conceding to strike "a negative note".
If it's flat rather than calamitous, the face-freezingly horrid romantic comedy Lessons in Love (Arrow, 15) valiantly goes for both: Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek strike a negative number of sparks as bristling in-laws-turned-lovers, but what you might find hardest to shake is the memory of Malcolm McDowell bellowing: "Stop talking about my cock, woman!" Let's never start.
;-) @utafrith @deevybee Sir Tim's comments have struck a negative chord because careers in science are still hugely dominated by men – with only 13% of workers being women – despite campaigns over the years by successive governments to get more women into the field.
The weekly video chats were designed to help more viewers engage with the administration and its goalsand YouTubes popularity clearly factored in to it being the initial platformbut the underlying technology struck a negative chord with privacy advocates.
