Sentence examples for that I dissolve from inspiring English sources

It's at this point that I dissolve into fannish gibbering, which they take in good spirit; but I know it's probably time to go.

It took me a very long time to admit to myself that the main reason I don't watch many western movies, of the John Wayne kind of western movies, is that I dissolve with desire to have John Wayne take control of my life.

Look, you can put me in a midnight blue, witchy black background that I dissolve right into in my pitch black dress and jet black hair, and you see, everything's fine!

This series of experiments shows that (i) dissolved aluminum interacts with sapphire-c, (ii) that the IEP can be decreased by solution replacement (in our interpretation a significant part of the adsorbed aluminum can be desorbed), and (iii) that some aluminum has an irreversible influence on the zeta-potential.

"It would be a shame for that dissolve, I think the PST bid will continue and get stronger".

For the longest time I thought that the teaching meant that if I meditated long enough, my body, my mind and my thoughts would cease to exist -- that I would dissolve into light and rise out of my body as pure loving energy.

Most laboratories store chemicals in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), a popular solvent that can dissolve both polar (i.e., miscible with water) and nonpolar compounds.

The most frequent materials are glasses and glass-ceramics with silica content of only 45 55 wt% and roughly equal amounts of alkali and alkaline earth, i.e. glasses that dissolve soon after having guided new tissue growth.

A single spider can inject its victims with as many as two hundred compounds: proteases that dissolve flesh, gelatinases that dissolve connective tissues, neurotoxins that short-circuit nerves, slow the heart, and freeze the limbs.

There have been times I've felt trapped, but usually having a long and open talk helps that feeling dissolve.

"I am delighted by mechanisms that dissolve fictional and arbitrary distinctions we have between facets of culture," said Larabee.