Sentence examples for synthetic quality from inspiring English sources

Blair does have a rather synthetic quality.

It means it has a synthetic quality, rather than something organic to my thinking".

That the transmuted objects all have to do with public spectacle -- sports, politics and rock 'n' roll -- is somehow significant, too: a wry comment, perhaps, on the empty, synthetic quality of contemporary communal experience.

There isn't a voracious, synthetic quality to her music or her interests: many of her inspirations are musicians of the past decade of indie rock, some of whom she now plays with.

His emotional turmoil was emphasised by gushing strings and a plaintive harp, but everything had a synthetic quality, leaving open the possibility that The Redeemer was itself an act – a pastiche of the break-up record without any real feelings of its own.

The average PSNR of amethyst and chess is 31 and 32.9, which meet the basic synthetic quality virtual view requirement [24].

For all its pledges of allegiance to the liberating ideals of rock 'n' roll, "We Will Rock You" possesses the same synthetic qualities Mr. Elton professes to abhor in today's pop music.

Then, aptamers were attached to nanoparticles to improve synthetic qualities and to ease of its detachment.

Aptamers were attached to nanoparticles via crosslinking of –COOH and –NH2 to improve synthetic qualities and to ease of its detachment.

The attachment of aptamer to nanomagnetic particles improves its synthetic qualities, increases the attachment of target molecules, and eases the detachment of aptamer complex from target molecule [1, 14].

"The Lego Movie's" music — a mix of vintage analog synthesizers and more traditional orchestral work — evokes the zany, synthetic qualities of a film made entirely from Legos.