Sentence examples for words group from inspiring English sources

In other words, group friendship is burbling to the surface of television life because the promise and perplexities of modern friendship networks are burbling to the top of national life.

Researchers have also documented cases in which deceivers use more words, group references and use more informal, non-immediate language than truth tellers [6],[9],[29].

In other words, group matches have to be mutual (albeit from just one member of each party), just like they do with romantic connections.

On the hand-out I gave you, I underlined the words "group project will be given one grade that reflects the complete project".

In other words, group hunting via passive information transfer might be an important strategy for tropical bats year-round and thus tightly linked to permanent sociality in bats.

In other words, group A genes were differentially expressed during virus infection for at least one strain but were not expressed for another strain for all time points and all viruses.

Mr. Dill called these works "Light Sentences," likening the segments of color to words grouped in phrases and sentences.

Analysis of the tag correlation dictionary showed that words grouped together have in fact some semantic relation.

In comparison, words grouped under happy or angry topics show that the energy is more spread out across frequency.

For acoustic words grouped under sad or neutral topics, we observe that most of their energy is concentrated at lower frequencies (<2,000 Hz).

In other words, grouping individuals with high and low plasma bioavailability together does not allow for a true assessment of physiologic response to resveratrol.