Example sentences of "as do [art] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A reading of some of the sacred texts of Hinduism and even non-theistic Buddhism arguably reveals a vision of reality permeated by a single transcendent being as clearly as do the texts and commentaries of the Near Eastern religions . |
| 2 | As do the stories she told him . |
| 3 | To us they seem at least as intriguing and worthy of study as do the signs and wonders which become the obsessive concern of mystics , religious and many others outside the laboratory . |
| 4 | The disposition of the rooms and the hang within each room have been rethought to take account of modern preoccupations : the national Schools of painting now relate to each other as do the countries on the map of Europe , with France situated between Italy and Spain and Holland . |
| 5 | In 1995 Japan will own a tenth of all American assets , a figure brought about in part because of the weakness of the dollar against the yen , but also because the Japanese manage to save three times as much as do the Americans , and have that much more spare money to invest . |
| 6 | Independent analysis of Government statistics supports this view , as do the claims of one commentator , Cyril Glasser . |
| 7 | As it seems to me , in principle a covenant by a third party guaranteeing the performance by the tenant of his obligations should touch and concern the reversion as much as do the tenants ' covenants themselves . |
| 8 | The entrance hall and staircase have their grisaille paintings and friezes in relief revealed , as do the ceilings of the top-lit painting galleries on the upper floor . |
| 9 | We as Conservatives believe in privatisation , as do the Russians , the Poles , the Czechs and the Slovaks . |
| 10 | The black inhabitants of Haiti speak French , as do the Indians of Mauritius . |
| 11 | Now , however , with only a passenger service remaining , the railway has as much relevance to the life of the land through which it passes as do the aeroplanes overhead . |
| 12 | But the shock of white corridors refreshes , as do the nurses and strangers milling about , both the sick and the visiting , a comforting sight after our lonely day of dreamless sleep . |
| 13 | Her work often refers to the truncated anatomy , as do the photographs of John Coplans and the paintings of John Wesley , the other two artists in the show . |
| 14 | Isaac Mizrahi was the first to dress her in a big way , but since she came to Paris last year the designers all want to meet her , as do the socialites , the Left Bank social hostesses who receive prime ministers as well as actors . |
| 15 | The range of services varies considerably , as do the types of account available . |
| 16 | The techniques employed for the geometric representation of three-dimensional bodies vary , as do the methods of storing and retrieving the data . |
| 17 | As do the chessplayers , of course , every move legitimated by the slapped clock . |
| 18 | Each has the same environment as do the atoms or molecules in a crystal ( that is what I meant by saying that this sort of structure represents simple ordering ) , and each is attached to its neighbours in exactly the same way . |
| 19 | However , I would not claim that these displays have any culturally mediated symbolic meaning , as do the myths and rituals which bind human groups . |
| 20 | The social groups C2DE still make up 57 per cent of the electorate ; if Labour had enjoyed the same dominance among these voters as do the Tories in social groups ABC1 , they would have swept to power with a big majority . |
| 21 | Observational data confirmed these findings , as do the results of other studies . |
| 22 | And fourth , having been caught out it would have been wiser to brazen it out immediately , as do the Israelis , rather than go through the tedium of Tricot 's inquiry . |
| 23 | Both the choir ( if there is one ) and the organist form part of the congregation , as do the clergy and other ministers . |
| 24 | The stigmas fall , the stamens moving into their place , dehiscing and powdering the beetles , which may be copulating ; then the stamens fall as do the petals , one at a time , releasing the insects . |