Sentence examples for usual techniques from inspiring English sources

Curtis's trademark style of documentary-making eschews the usual techniques of talking heads and relevant archive.

Had it applied the usual techniques, it said, the number in the report would have been far smaller.

The actors have to forget their usual techniques and start learning all over again; acting in daylight means building a completely different relationship with the audience.

Pinker says, "Religion is a desperate measure that people resort to when the stakes are high and they have exhausted the usual techniques for the causation of success".

John Christensen, the director of campaign group the Tax Justice Network, said: "it's very likely they're using all the usual techniques to shift profits around".

My usual techniques for making friends, honed over scores of globe-trotting trips, weren't working: I'd stop in a pub for lunch and humbly, quietly, off-handedly explain my mission ("I'm driving around Ireland with no map, trying to get lost"), hoping the bartender would respond, or that I'd be overheard by someone who'd know just where I needed to go and might even want to accompany me.

The usual technique is to split the nodules to reveal a part of the fossil.

Then they sent the coded picture over an ordinary computer network -- the usual technique -- and decoded it on the other side.

Instead of tapping the trees with hoses, as is the usual technique, Séguin had installed a network of aluminum buckets, 180 in all.

With the proteins separated, scientists could then employ the usual technique of mass spectrometry, applying an electric field to accelerate the molecules and measure their mass.

Yet "N'a Pas un Gramme de Charisme" is a new adventure, and for it she is resisting her usual technique of incorporating audience plants.