Sentence examples for what I adopt from inspiring English sources

For me, what I adopt from her is her confidence and her boldness, her fearlessness when speaking her truth – and that is evident from the way I deliver my message in [What a Time to Be Alone].

In what follows, I adopt Chomsky's phase theory to account for CA extraction asymmetries in Tsou.

Strengthening the perception of the patients' self-efficacy, "What can I adopt for everyday life and how?" (e.g. good diabetes regulation) [ 6, 7], also seems to be relevant in this context.

(For if it were a possible situation, of the same kind as an actual situation, how could I be logically as opposed to humanly constrained in what attitude I adopted towards it?) It also throws open questions about what identifying with Napoleon's prescriptions comes to.

What I plan on adopting to help the situation along is Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) or Aloe Vera Juice (AVJ) rinses and rinsing hair with cold water.

"I adopted what I think is a modest position, which is if you can buy it at a store in Oregon, our farmers ought to be able to make some money growing it".

Cook's batsmen need to adopt what I call the look-to-score mentality.

She said, "It's like, 'You know what, I'm going to adopt a child as a gay couple,' and, it's like, the reality is he can do that, and in a universe when at one point you couldn't do that and now you can do that, I think that's a much more positive statement that he's making".

I adopt here what is perhaps the simplest or least contentious argument as advanced originally by Lewontin (1970).

Adopting what I've learned over the last couple of years and listening to advice is fundamental for personal learning.

"We know there's trouble ahead, but we've adopted what I call a Scarlett O'Hara attitude: we'll think about it tomorrow".