unbend उदाहरण वाक्य

Ms . Hoty and Guittard could unbend a bit in the first act, though they do admirably by their complicated songs . ( " Follies " cultists note : Phyllis'" Story of Lucy and Jessie " has been replaced by the striptease " Ah, but Underneath " from the 1987 London version.
Writer Neal Ascherson commented that : " Southern views of the Scots over the last hundred years have been faintly sceptical " chippy, lacking in humour, slow to unbend " but on the whole affectionate . ( Contrast English attitudes to Welshness, which, for reasons I am not sure of, are often genuinely hostile ) ."
Here, he draws particular attention to Aristotle's statement that " . . . participants of a komos unbend the tension of the exhaling air in the salpinx, in order to make the sound smoother . " The komos, a street festival with music and dance, would require an " unbending of tension " in order to create a more pleasing tone thus indicating a usage for the instrument outside of the military.
The disadvantages are that it adds extra distance between the head of the fastener and the surface to which it is to be secured, and it is not as secure as securing the wire directly to the fastener itself as the tab could be a point of failure if it somehow unbends or the hole breaks ( which is more likely than the hole in a drilled fastener failing due to the thinness and malleability of the material from which it is made ).