Sentence examples for which proceeds in from inspiring English sources
The novel, which proceeds in satisfying vignettes, like boxing rounds, tends to share the virtues of Fletcher, its likable and observant narrator.
When Pinkerton kisses her, he prompts a rapturous physical unfolding, which proceeds in modest increments throughout the extended duet that closes the first act.
The other four have their own reasons for going along with the scheme, which proceeds in spite of the usual security cameras and night watchmen.
The knotty screenplay, which proceeds in fits and starts, makes a daring and mystifying leap near the end of a story that culminates with a trial that is never shown.
Those defects significantly improve the electrocatalytic performances for oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) which proceeds in a nearly four-electron pathway.
These organic sediments underlie the process of organic matter decomposition, which proceeds in the three distinct steps of leaching, microbial conditioning and fragmentation by aquatic fauna.
And unlike most painting authentication cases, which proceed in scholarly seclusion for years, this one played out on television.
On the other side, there is the hallowed vituperative tradition of Freud bashing, which proceeded in piecemeal fashion with Karl Popper and Hans Eysenck in the 50's and 60's and went on to claim ever more cultural ground.
In a short essay at 3quarksdaily, Scott F. Aikin and Robert B. Talisse propose that when considering the merits of such arguments, theists ought not overlook their "evil twins:" arguments with the same logical structure, but which proceed in the opposite direction.
The Rx position is fixed, while Tx is placed in ten different positions, which proceed in a clockwise direction from the position labeled Tx1 to that of Tx10.
Indeed, characterizations of impartial agents which proceed in negative terms (that is, by defining various preferences, emotions or bits of information that she does not possess or that do not move her) often risk picturing the impartial agent as impersonal and even indifferent (Henberg 1978; Brandt 1954).
