Sentence examples for synopsis shows from inspiring English sources
Apparently, genes are not actually that selfish after all – in fact, more recent research suggests that they cooperate, but "Dawkins's synopsis shows that he has not adapted to this view".
Nevertheless, this synopsis shows that a relatively large number of ipsilesional and contralesional interactions are altered in stroke patients suffering from motor deficits.
They received a one-page synopsis showing Mr. Daily was not with the Seventh Regiment at No Gun Ri.
Because the original questionnaires or case report forms had been written in different languages, we will translate the variables used in the individual studies into English and will create a synopsis showing the names, definitions and categories of all variables.
Movie searches will create an Answer Box with photo stills, a synopsis, local show times, and links to trailers.
But in the meantime, embedded above is a short trailer, and below is the plot synopsis the show's publicity arm is sending around.
A visual synopsis is shown in Movie 1 of the Supporting Information.
Greenspan said the synopsis of charges showed that Galea did not deliver drugs to athletes and "doesn't even suggest that it relates to the delivery of any substance to anyone's home or any place in the United States".
The synopsis of the show reads: "From his involvement in the deaths of four real-life patients under Australia's Rights of the Terminally Ill Act, to his fondness for the do-it-yourself approach, Philip takes his audience on a rip-roaring ride through his 20 years working with life's one certainty: death".
It's unsurprisingly pretty low budget, and while a red screen protects contestant's modesty, this clip from it is still very much NSFW: Here's a synopsis of the show: "In this program, several candidates must sing a song they learned off by heart and not to be distracted by the young lady who is beside them and is masturbating them, sometimes with her hands, sometimes using her feet.
Brief synopsis of the show: It's about a bunch of likable but bland, white-boy stay-at-home dads from Austin, Texas, "who married up," as Nathan the newbie puts it.
