Sentence examples for that have adhered from inspiring English sources

Her line in creative vandalism rips off the layers of fluffy chiffon that have adhered to the tale through the course of numerous stage and screen adaptations.

When applied to gray goods, scouring removes substances that have adhered to the fibres during production of the yarn or fabric, such as dirt, oils, and any sizing or lint applied to warp yarns to facilitate weaving.

In D. T. Max's Profile of Hélène Grimaud, Brian Levine, of the Glenn Gould Foundation, praises Grimaud's Gouldlike penchant for approaching each work of piano music anew, resisting the traditions that have adhered to it from past interpretations ("Her Way," November 7th).

VH PPIs are also accessible in VirusMentha, an iteration of the interactome browser mentha that presents non-redundant virus-related interactions extracted from manually curated PPI databases that have adhered to the requirements of the IMEX consortium [ 50, 51] (Table  2).

Then they would patiently pick off all the plastic peanut things that had adhered to my hair, clothes and walls.

In some cases suspects may leave behind plant parts, spores, or seeds that had adhered to their clothing.

It was Miller who threw off the campiness that had adhered to the character since the 1960s TV series.

With capital flows restricted, the Malaysian government was able to reduce interest rates, and the Malaysian economy recovered faster than neighboring countries that had adhered to I.M.F.

Therefore, the future of medieval Europe belonged not to the tribes that had converted to an unorthodox Christianity but to the tribes, particularly the Franks, that had adhered to traditional Germanic religion and later became Christian.

It is assumed that maintenance workers will be exposed to radioactive dust that has adhered to the surfaces of the IVT.

Uniform cell distribution was observed on scaffolds fabricated from 109 kDa PLGA and an average of 10% of the total scaffold volume was covered with cells that had adhered onto them.