Sentence examples for using the photographs of from inspiring English sources
In an informal study he conducted using the photographs of 75 randomly-selected Fortune 500 executives, respondents rated 99percentt of them as average or above average in attractiveness.
Two years later, using the photographs of Jean Mohr not as illustration but as integrated text, he composed "A Fortunate Man," a portrait of an English country doctor that eschewed all sentimental anecdotage but pondered the nature of medical service and community, as well as our acceptance of, and need for, death.
That cast was fixed in the position of the original crown, using the photographs of the original tooth row prior to sampling.
Using the photographs of a series of 37 consecutive sections of medulla oblongata dorsal quadrant, the three-dimensional rendering of the SP-immunoreactive areas present in the Cu of a full-term newborn was obtained by the software Rhinoceros 5.0 (Robert McNeel & Associates).
Using the photograph of 10 different RDT results, CHWs correctly identified 96.5% of positive tests at 3 months and 98.3% at 6 months, but only 90.5% at 12 months.
In answer to questions, Mindy Tucker, a Justice Department spokeswoman, said Mr. McConnell had used the photographs of fetuses in some classes but had accompanied them with articles arguing the case in favor of abortion to give students differing views.
There were also questions over whether permission had been obtained to use the photographs of "Sophie" sent to Mr Newmark, who had requested increasingly explicit images of her, including one "without your hands in the way and legs parted".
Fincher and Savides used the photographs of William Eggleston, Stephen Shore's work from the early Seventies, and actual photos from the Zodiac police files.
He used the photograph of himself, in this scene, as that year's Christmas card.
After many attempts and lots of group dialogue, we decided to use the photograph of a bullet-riddled mural photographed by Jehad Nga.
At this writing, The Times had not made a decision about whether to use the photograph of Mr. Stevens in its print edition on Thursday.
