Sentence examples for that develop around from inspiring English sources

Most of what's good in "Twin Peaks: The Return" is good in movie-like ways — the pacing and framing, the space and time and tone that develop around, and are inseparable from, the realization of certain main characters (especially the ones played by Kyle MacLachlan and by Lynch himself) and some secondary ones.

In particular, we describe the complex structures that develop around the wedge and their interactions with the loading/unloading produced by the surface processes.

The vortices of water that develop around the boxfish's body are the secret to its unflappability, the researchers report in the 15 February issue of Journal of Experimental Biology.

I'm still looking into what gets rid of the lines that develop around your neck.

This spring, the mass media finally caught on to a disturbing trend in the world of DIY women's health: the powder of ground-up oak galls (tree growths that develop around wasp larvae laid in their branches) were being stuck in vaginas as a tightening agent.

The technology is completely different from conventional deterministic robotic assembly and the industry that develop around it.

It has been noticed, among other observations, that the material strength vary with the loading direction and that the development and the shape of the excavation fractured zone that develops around a gallery is strongly influenced by the material anisotropy.

The movement that developed around Shabbetai Tzevi became known as Shabbetaianism.

Far more compelling than its robust slave population, though, was the culture that developed around it, as a blend of French governance, liberal manumission laws and tradition of racial mixing created an especially unique twist to an already peculiar institution.

Since his death, in 1966, Thompson has been consigned to the role of "flipped-out black junkie genius"; but the romance that developed around the tragedy of his life has prevented his work from being seen for what it is.

The city described here has a rich tradition of appreciating the ridiculous, from the hullabaloo that develops around Tepper to the way the word "nice" (as in "a nice whitefish") may be used in a delicatessen.