Sentence examples for strong nod from inspiring English sources

The Mexicans on my side gave a strong nod of approval my way.

Her simple, slow-burning narratives, set against musical arrangements that are sparse and effective (with a strong nod to contemporary electronica), make her one of the great popular artists, and storytellers, of our time.

In the case of PPI, when body weight is added as a covariate to the BayesDiallel model, the contributions of NZO disappear (although the strong NOD contribution remains).

These results indicate that NaCl has a stronger nod-induction capacity than apigenin does, and that it is affected by nodD2 but not nodD1.

The mother would give a strong, affirmative nod; the son barely tilted his head.

At the Grove event, one Lovatic with braces and purple-painted fingernails waved a sign urging Ms. Lovato to "Stay Strong," a nod to one of the star's tattoos.

That sketch — which showcases Mr. Peele's strong Obama impression — nods to a slight shift for "Key & Peele" in Season 2. "The silly factor has been raised," Mr. Key said.

"Beautiful Creatures" has been spun from thinner material, despite its strong female characters, nods at the Civil War and a story that turns on good vs. evil, a fight that — as in many young-adult stories — is somewhat mirrored in the struggle between the high school herd and the individual.

Contrarily to other rhizobial species, nodD2 of R. tropici is usually not a strong repressor of nod-gene transcription.

With a nod to strong political commitment and leadership, strong funding commitments, enabling policies and the adoption of innovations in service delivery, the strongest results show up in the prevention of mother-to-child-transmission of HIV.

But in a nod to strong opposition from defenders of the state's nonprofit hospital tradition, it added: "Private investment must not be allowed to undermine a facility's commitment to the community or its accountability".