Sentence examples for usual modes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gayle is persuasive as the self-absorbed teenager who jumps between the usual modes of feeling, resentment and boredom.

I asserted that the people I was talking with artists, professors, curators, students could move to New York and, except for the diminished vacation time and altered diet, live more or less as they always had done, whereas they'd be unlikely to maintain their usual modes of behavior in any society that bin Laden found congenial and desirable.

I asserted that the people I was talking with — artists, professors, curators, students — could move to New York and, except for the diminished vacation time and altered diet, live more or less as they always had done, whereas they'd be unlikely to maintain their usual modes of behavior in any society that bin Laden found congenial and desirable.

The spectrum exhibited two usual modes in ZnO, including 333 (E 2 high -E 2 high -E6]) and 437 cm-1 (E 2 lowh)), which is relandvely weak in intensity [17].

"One can speculate that at this delicate historical/religious time, it was thought that the usual modes for the transformation of the king were not sufficient, and so the priest-embalmers prepared the body in such a way so as to literally emphasize the divinity of the king and his identification with Osiris," Ikram writes.

Such findings fit to the expectations of usual modes of allopatric and sympatric speciation, respectively, which have been proposed for parasitic organisms [6] [9].

The main source of infection is usually contaminated food or water (9 – 13 ), while the usual mode of transmission is direct person-to-person contact with saliva, vomit, or aerosols.

Distance and time to care from patient's usual residence to the PICU will be calculated using appropriate measures for the usual mode of transport (network analysis for locations usually serviced by road ambulance and the combination of both road network analysis and Euclidean distance for areas usually served by fixed-wing or helicopter).

But his usual mode is backslapping neighborhood guy, informal and avuncular.

The usual mode is wry, crackling nostalgia (Mencken and Dreiser) or institutional accounting (Arthur Gelb, Max Frankel).

This is a rare, perhaps parodying transgression from a character whose usual mode is dithering.