Sentence examples for very patterns from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sadeh, who has treated more than 700 children with sleep disorders, says sleeping habits are influenced by neural and bodily systems, environmental stimuli and the very patterns of the family itself.

Another consequence of this view is that it allows no recognition of the brute historical fact that the very patterns of social, educational and cultural adjustments that ensured survival, and even conferred nobility, under the extreme conditions of racist oppression no longer apply.

In 1993, then Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said districts such as the 12th – which was drawn by the Democratic-led house – bore "an uncomfortable resemblance to political apartheid" that reinforced the "very patterns of racial bloc voting that majority-minority districting is sometimes said to counteract".

Other than these few words, suggestive as they are, the trail goes cold at least from Darwin's own lips on what he might have heard, seen or read that might have suggested to him where and how to look for the very patterns that ultimately took him to transmutation.

The more I read the Gospels, the more they seem to confront the very patterns of the world we live in.

(Guilt also zaps and clogs energy we can use to live better and stop the very patterns we feel bad about).

This is the very pattern that resulted in the need to file a lawsuit to begin with".

Ownership of land is stil a pioneering adventure of major proportions; an estate is the very pattern of dangerous living.

Sophie Okenedo as Julie is the very pattern of maternal anxiety while making an overwhelming case for the pleasures of domestic stability and daily normality.

Out of that many triangles, some of them will form at random what appear to be very precise patterns.

Other Asian countries exhibited very different patterns.