Sentence examples for the way it opens from inspiring English sources

Yet this narrative's power lies in its revelation of hidden histories, the way it opens up the inner emotional worlds of its characters beyond news headlines.

Its name derives from the way it opens: rather than flip open like so many others, it slides open to reveal its keypad.

One reason is a practice of relying on infrequent air monitoring that allows polluters to estimate chemical emissions and submit those estimates to the EPA's Toxics Release Inventory, a widely used database hailed on its 25th anniversary last month for the way it opens a window for communities on the hazards in their midst.

Most distinctive of all is the way it opens to let boats on the canal pass.

I like the way it opens up out of the rock with incredible clarity.

There is always a barrier between the public skin and the way it opens up inside".

England, and in particular its captain, Stuart Broad, needs no reminding of the way it opened its hosting of the 2009 T20 World Cup by losing at Lord's in London — the game's historic home — to the Netherlands.

It went out the way it opened, with a victory, this one by 7-3 over the Baltimore Orioles.

JTF: It was what I loved so much about the pilot, the way it opened up with them bringing home this child and starting there.

Asimov called it a beautiful balance of fruit and acidity, and Hesser liked the way it opened up with air, but King called it austere, as if it were missing fruit.

But the true genius of that picture was the way it opened mainstream cinema to a vital strain in American popular culture that Hollywood had until then largely ignored or treated with condescension.