Sentence examples for the graphic manner from inspiring English sources

The controversy surrounding the game stems primarily from the graphic manner in which the player executes enemies.

The Peshawar tragedy also demonstrates, in the most graphic manner possible, that the Pakistani authorities, and in particular the army, are as vulnerable as ever to Taliban attack, in this case in an appalling act of revenge for the army's attempts to contain the group.

The Dickensian House Frey haven't had any screentime since carrying out the Red Wedding and there's no reason for them to return except to die at the hands of an ascendant Tully-Stark alliance, presumably in the absurdly graphic manner that characterizes the show's most deserved deaths.

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Inseminoid at a Cinema Near You Soon!" Warren, who regrets the decision to publicise the film in such a graphic manner, comments, "The problem with mail-drops is that you have no way of knowing who lives in the house, or who will see it first.

By looking at the data in a graphic manner with Bland-Altman plot it is quite clear to see that the comparison between Cr-EDTA and CKD-EPI, demonstrates that most values are around 0 with a lesser spreading of data and no outliners.

Born to a Jewish family in Hungary in 1895, he assimilated all the advances and visual novelties of the early part of the twentieth century, from Russia and Paris alike, and turned them into an adaptable graphic manner that made him one of the indispensable teachers at the Bauhaus, in Dessau, Germany, in the nineteen-twenties, under Walter Gropius.

This is why we chose an alternative approach, in which we instead studied and quantified populations of puncta for co- labeling with Vps17 or Sec7 and Jen1, and that we think better reflects the situation, although in a less graphic manner.

Strain and strain rate were calculated by the software and presented in a numeric and graphic manner.

But it's told in such a graphic manner that I fell in love with the idea.

But Democrats said that staying late was well worth the effort since they were able to put a face — Mr. Bunning's — on what they called a case of Republican obstruction and show in a more graphic manner how business was being conducted, or not, in the Senate.