the analysis of the Friedmans. Equality of opportunity is best expressed in the

the analysis of the Friedmans. Equality of opportunity is best expressed in the

the analysis of the Friedmans. Equality of opportunity is best expressed in the

Blossoming then Shrivelling of the shared understanding known as a ' society ' expressed in a

So not even the author knows what an idea is until it is clearly expressed in words

are founded by a particular race with a unique understanding that is: Expressed in the

So not even the author knows what an idea is until it is clearly expressed in words

Blossoming then Shrivelling of the shared understanding known as a ' society ' expressed in a

note from Nero by Suetonius the same Note from Nero by Suetonius Numerals were expressed by letters; and

work well.' He then undressed, felt the edge of the axe, expressed some fear that it

work well.' He then undressed, felt the edge of the axe, expressed some fear that it

influence of Thanatos). 13 Violence Rage repressed, violence channelled and controlled Rage expressed, violence random and

Patrick's Cathedral; but his views of the Whig party were too freely expressed in various

in societies and these give rise to accumulating resentment until they are expressed by word or deed

for his encouragement and advice. I must also repeat the thanks I expressed in my

all the beauties of Italian pictures, because the postures which are expressed in them

and meaning , to create a new belief; which exists, as it is expressed, in a

Some of great and distinguished merit' (Shaftesbury?), he writes, 'have, I think, expressed themselves in a

Boers describes how these people came together and formed a communal understanding, expressed in its

unemployment; a decrease in the marginal disutility of labour, as expressed by the real

Sirach 30. 1. Contemporary wisdom about the necessity of smacking children was expressed in 1976

and wrong. This is the sanity of the society, which is expressed and maintained

meaning , to create new beliefs; all of which exist, as they are expressed, in a

me to defy translation. Example Translation (Quoted by The Economist ) "NATO has expressed its fundamental change of

All the following examples are better without as to : Doubt has been expressed as to whether

to expect. The definitions you gave for communal understanding which is expressed and refined

lines and surely a man of wisdom. You have actually expressed in word

for recording their experiments and conclusions, matters that had previously been as often expressed in Latin

produced affirmative action , involving the introduction of equal employment opportunity (EEO) imprecisely expressed. Despite appearances of

describe the manipulation of language to prevent dissenting thoughts being expressed, is almost identical to

number that can seldom be cleanly divided and from which important proportions cannot be expressed as single units. Metric

glad (or grateful, or obliged, or even pleased) if.. . ". " You will appreciate " can often be better expressed by " you will realise

pieces, the largest bequest of all. But, because the amount was expressed in figures

time to acquire, made obsolete almost overnight by technical improvements . Little public concern is expressed at the discarding

Nail, the whole Fabrick must fall to the Ground. This was happily expressed by him, who had

expressions: e.g, celibacy is an unmarried state. Lastly, a definition should not be expressed in obscure

closely the course of that discussion, those subtle reflections which I heard, powerfully expressed, from men of

he did nothing. The results were almost as good as his intentions, which he expressed from time to

goods of some community, were no part of the creditor's security, expressed or implied. They never

of language harmonized with the Augustan belief in generalization, which Johnson famously expressed in Rasselas

a man who had the gift of making fine phrases which perfectly expressed the trekkers

country gentleman, appears to be a Tory, or, as it is gently expressed, an adherent to

method of orderly classification. It must be remembered, however, that the logical insight expressed in this

and killed each of his opponents in turn. Caligula then publicly expressed his horror at what

form of words: The truth about the basal metabolic rate (expressed per pound of

the body in the presence of carbohydrate. This has been expressed, in a