Sentence examples for unobtrusive use of from inspiring English sources

Cole's writing, like that of Mr. Gantos, is sophisticated but also natural, and deserves specific commendation for its excellent, yet unobtrusive, use of vital, heroics, portrait and contaminated.

And in Strauss's actual dream scene, in Act II, he showed the Empress in bed as if from above, superimposing film projections on a scrim in front of her: an imaginative yet unobtrusive use of technology to startling effect.

The speech contained hints of John Kennedy in its assertion that "the nation cannot prosper long when it favors only the prosperous". And Obama made effective but unobtrusive use of religious references, speaking of "still waters" and setting aside "childish things". But the first literary goal of an inaugural address is to express familiar American ideals without resorting to distracting cliches.

These formats are used for making millions of snapshooting pocket-size cameras; special versions may be as small as a matchbox for unobtrusive use.

Moses' approach to urban development gradually became unpopular in the 1950s and '60s as community concern shifted from further expansion of the urban infrastructure to the preservation of existing neighbourhoods by the use of unobtrusive, small-scale development.

"Subject to this consideration, the use of an unobtrusive, handheld, virtually silent piece of modern equipment for the purposes of simultaneous reporting of proceedings to the outside world as they unfold in court is generally unlikely to interfere with the proper administration of justice".

The Ear for Recovery study differs from previous research in its use of an unobtrusive naturalistic observation device to collect objective data in family situations that normally would go unstudied or would rely on self-report.

(This reverses the horizontal process that brought you, earlier in the evening, precisely and unobtrusively to your rightful place in the audience. Hagadorn's patent document makes definitive use of the word "unobtrusive").

Patients benefit, he adds, from the use of a small, unobtrusive easy patch versus the Holter monitor, which the analyst describes as a "large, bulky device" with multiple wires and electrodes.

Relatively new techniques allowing unobtrusive long-term activity monitoring (e.g., with the use of pedometers or microprocessor-based accelerometer recorders) may provide a clearer indication of how much an individual actually walks in daily life [ 12].

We demonstrate the practicality of our unobtrusive design with user studies that support our technological development and use of olfactory stimuli by showing the effect of smells on sexual arousal and partner selection.