Sentence examples for techniques something from inspiring English sources

The commercial marks a debut in more ways than one: Anderson has directed a few other advertisements, but this is the first time that he has made one using stop-motion techniques, something he used to such spectacular effect in Fantastic Mr. Fox.

He denied practicing reparative therapy, despite a 2003 report in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry which called his techniques "something disturbingly close to reparative therapy for homosexuals".

It's something beyond technique, something more internal and stronger".

He makes no attempt to paint "properly", knowing that if he did, the demonstration of technique – something learned and therefore copied - would create a barrier to the pure communication of his thoughts and feelings.

Ms. Zander, who studied ballet from 1963 to 1972 at the Elizabeth Rockwell School of Dance in Bedford, which later closed, explained that even students who intend to pursue ballet require a background in modern technique, something she did not have.

Iina provided basic lessons in cross-country technique — something every Finn, it seems, is born an expert at — while the rest of us marveled more at the surroundings than the instructions.

With a chemistry degree from Columbia and a physical therapy degree from New York University, Chew, a former bodybuilder, has created somewhat he calls the Ming Technique, something that began with his physical therapist's license and added many forms of soft-tissue massage -- most of it beginning when he injured his own shoulder while training in jujitsu.

By contrast, an exhibition like "The Golden Age of Couture" in 2007, curated by Ms. Wilcox, was presented from a historical perspective and made a point of technique — something that Damien Whitmore, director of public affairs and programming at the V&A, says is part of the museum's responsibility.

We also made the discovery that self-ligating brackets may not reduce frictional force in the lingual technique, something which needs to be investigated further to suggest improvements to future generations of lingual brackets.

In the 80s, genetic testing was still in its infancy and the best forensic technique, something called PGM enzyme typing, was woefully imprecise.

Now that kind of joke -- "We're close friends, but we're not gay!" -- feels like a distancing technique, something that draws attention to gays and lesbians as something out of the norm.