sway的示例

• As a taped musician crooned a tune about love and the beauties of nature, the puppet swayed and gesticulated with realistic grace.

• The investigators speculated that the latter's preferences were based on stable habits that were not as easily swayed by the framing manipulations (10).

• What is fitting, then, is what moves, convinces, or sways an audience.

• The computer interprets the sounds received from the three swaying microphones and responds by playing new notes over the three speakers.

• Women are often said to be more swayed by their emotions, although solid scholarly research is scarce on the point at best.

• The rejection of the regime and the dynamics of the opposition certainly played a part, but less so than the swaying power of the towns.

• The use of body contact such as patting, rocking, stroking, walking and swaying in tempo with their singing was demonstrated.

• After pinch-off of the main drop, the filament that remains sways, while elastically retracting back into the orifice, as shown in frames (d) and (e).

• The remaining five, however, appears to have been swayed by one reason above all - domestic politics.

• How could he really have been suddenly swayed at that meeting, there were so many different opinions expressed there.

• Interestingly, the judgements of one group of children were swayed during the task.

• After some discussion, the abscission lobby swayed the decision for the name of the compound in its favour; dormin lost the first round.

• Any time only one voice is heard the potential for swaying others based on bias rather than well-articulated and full argumentation is a disturbing possibility.

• If the incumbent wants to win extra voters in the current election, she has to win voters who were not swayed by the incumbent in the previous election.

• To ensure judicial impartiality the system needs to minimise the dangers of judges being swayed or bought by any of the parties involved in a legal dispute.