Sentence examples for tutorials in which from inspiring English sources

Foldit begins with a series of tutorials in which the player controls proteinlike structures on a computer display.

There are YouTube personalities such as Abby Vapes, who hosts tutorials in which you can learn tricks such as "the dragon" (the art of exhaling through your nose and the sides of mouth).

She writes back to all her correspondents, and often ends up giving what she calls "private social justice tutorials", in which she counters complaints about reverse racism with straightforward rebuttals and exhortations to listen.

After one of the comic tutorials in which Ganymede-as-Rosalind tries to mock Orlando out of his unyielding affection, Ms. Rabe falls to her knees in a sudden rush of feeling.

Reports on CNN served as tutorials in which they learned that the traumas of cute young children had more cash value than those of adolescents like Jasmine, and that to elicit maximum sympathy from potential donors one should have, or might now invent, a lost pet.

In general, the most popular courses at Williams are our signature Tutorials, in which students meet with faculty in groups of two once a week and present the material themselves.

Choose a subject and design a half-hour tutorial, in which the participants must use the Web to communicate.

The lucky few who got in witnessed a fast-moving tutorial in which the justices clearly came prepared to listen and learn.

Everything about the game seems designed to annoy the impatient, including the tutorial, in which each sentence of instruction is followed by five seconds of silence, and the game narrative, which is tedious and incoherent.

A panel of dials and switches can be daunting, so Simulator includes a step-by-step tutorial in which the flight instructor, Rod, lectures you on how to fly a Cessna, explaining the principles of flight with a breezy wit.

Reading his deconstruction and damnation of the lyric of "The Little Things You Do Together", the very words we kids so adored in Company back in '72, is like overhearing a devastating tutorial in which the tutor and the tutee are the same person.