Sentence examples for this very phenomenon from inspiring English sources

That same year, the term "ideomotor" was introduced by physician William Carpenter to describe this very phenomenon.

The Gospel of John is describing this very phenomenon when it says that the spirit, literally the wind, blows where it wills.

As with all zany political possibilities, there's an episode of the West Wing about this very phenomenon (though we'll warn you it's from the panned sixth season).

Obviously a very successful movie franchise has been made about this very phenomenon, but as we come to the end of another long-awaited National Museum Month (it was long-awaited for some of us, okay?), it seemed natural to talk about dinosaurs.

Finally, tumours able to exhibit the accelerated repopulation phenomenon, a complex tumour reaction to radiation damage, should be targeted either with accelerated radiotherapy schemes or with agents, unknown as yet, preventing this very phenomenon.

Alexander describes this very phenomena while trying to make sense of the incarceration crisis in the age of Obama: Black success stories lend credence to the notion that anyone, no matter how poor or how black you may be, can make it to the top, if only you try hard enough.

Yet, the very phenomenon of neonatal imitation has remained controversial.

While the current findings illustrate differences in working memory function and brain network configuration in those with persistent PEs compared with HCs, it is uncertain how this relates to the very phenomena that characterize these groups.

The phenomenon of relevance in language is another manifestation of this very general phenomenon.

However, little theoretical research work deals with this very complex phenomenon.

However, this very same phenomenon is also reported to bring more inequality worldwide, with some areas benefiting more from public investments and economic growth than others [3].