Sentence examples for surface circumstances from inspiring English sources
He did note his apparent surprise at the surface circumstances: that is, the Redskins being one of the most penalized teams in the league, the Giants being one of the least penalized, and the game ending with the Giants having nine penalties and the Redskins four.
The surface circumstances will always change.
Their surface circumstances don't match my West Coast upbringing, but they are people wrestling with the practicalities of life: making a living, falling in love, fighting enemies.
After a considerably easier semi-final against a fading Roger Federer – who needs a huge Wimbledon to restore his stock – Djokovic articulated better than Nadal the challenge ahead: "It's going to be quite different on Sunday because this is a different surface, different circumstances.
Although our answer to such questions eddies and drifts on the surface of circumstance, both personal and national, there is a discernible pattern to the national response.
He continues, We wonder whether a genuine mystery is being concealed here or whether any similar scrutiny of a minute section of time and space would yield similar strangenesses — gaps, inconsistencies, warps, and bubbles in the surface of circumstance.
Furthermore, the pure surface absorption circumstance is also reexamined and compared with the classical ignition theory.
First, it is shown in Fig. 3 in which circumstances surface alterations occur.
Since the album was released, the seemingly minimal album sleeve has revealed hidden images that only surface until particular circumstances — through sunlight, under black light and elsewhere.
All these benefits depend critically on the continuous input of mutations of metabolic parasites on a hosting surface – and these circumstances seem inevitably to be present in the spatial metabolic system anyway.
Quite often, however, the fractures are not parallel to the ground surface, and this circumstance is taken as an indication of some other method of formation.
