Voorbeelden van saw

• Studies reveal that for most people the old saw is all too true: Money won't buy you happiness.

• Part of the reason for his success is the way he modifies the old saw, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

• She proved the saw that behind every great man is an even greater woman.

• Once again, that old saw "Less is more" applies.

• In a second experimental phase, all children saw a bucket containing a novel object, and two visible objects - one familiar and one novel.

• This ensured that all participants saw all conditions but no single participant saw two variants of the same item set.

• Thus, each subject saw 96 experimental picture-word pairs plus 96 filler picture-word pairs.

• Nurses and patients saw a difference between nurse practitioners and doctors which was mainly related to consultation style, accessibility and length of consultation.

• He saw it simply as the basis for better care.

• We saw above that the number of elderly individuals who depended on poor relief increased over the course of the eighteenth century.

• They enjoyed drinking, saw its positive benefits, particularly that it was relaxing, and valued their social lives, which drinking was a part of.

• I saw that she was proud of herself for coming up with such an elegant solution to her intimidating problem.

• The following years, moreover, arguably saw the law shed its associations with the gentry and aristocracy that had been characteristic of earlier decades.

• In earlier sections we already saw certain typological results emerge.

• It arose in the wake of punk, which sought to sweep away what its proponents saw as the empty virtuosity of rock dinosaurs.

• Sometimes it is not even specified whether the person who saw the vision was awake or asleep.

• We saw from our plots what real estate prices were doing, that they behaved very smoothly through time, unlike stock prices.

• The managers and owners interviewed all saw themselves as supplying a standard service and competing on price, as agencies.

• Regulators saw the agencies' analysis as a straightforward, putatively objective framework for the regulation of financial institutions' exposure to credit risk.