Sentence examples for such as cries from inspiring English sources

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I still have a great regard for Fanny and Alexander, which is a bit lighter than his bleakest films, such as Cries and Whispers or Persona.

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We examined whether a sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) could be performed for linear peptides such as Cry-consensus peptide.

When you include bands such as Crying, Aye Nako and the bluesy solo music of the enigmatic Massachusetts artist Mal Devisa, the future of indie looks encouraging.

Hungarian researchers recently found that dog brains reacted similarly to human brains when exposed to voices and emotionally charged sounds, such as crying and laughter.

The stress factors included poor vision; hearing, muscle tone or reflex problems; behavioral trouble such as crying, nail-biting and hyperactivity; and whether the child was assigned to a special education class.

But he was massively endowed with talent, too, and recordings such as Cry to Me and Everybody Needs Somebody to Love caused some (Wexler included) to consider him soul's greatest singer.

For example, after the observation of a student with test anxiety is remarked upon to another student, that person might assume the occurrence of, or attribute, more behaviours to the classmate (such as crying or grinding of teeth) than were originally observed.

In the patent they write that "as traffic grows heavier and vehicle use increases, vehicles having expression functions, such as crying and laughing, like people and other animals do, could create a joyful, organic atmosphere rather than the simple comings and goings of inorganic vehicles".

Within all cultures, however, the self is expressed to varying degrees through action, such as crying, movement, and gestures (e.g., Elfenbein and Ambady 2002; Sauter et al. 2010).

The speakers are of course elderly (note that the recording started in 1995), and due to the character of their stories, their speech is often very emotional and contains many disfluences and non-speech events such as crying or whimpering.

The use of nominalisations, such as crying, exploration, smiling and learning, has the effect of distancing the action from the actor, and thus contributes to the idea that behaviours happen as a result of circumstances as opposed to intentional action (Machin and Mayr 2012).

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