10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCOGNISANT»
Discover the use of
incognisant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
incognisant and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Coptic Version of the New Testament in the Southern ...
'5 But they, they were incognisant of this word, and it was being covered for them,
that they should not know it; they feared to ask him concerning this word. 32. 4'
But a reasoning went into them, mu [eheqerpe 1111001 and every thing which ...
2
Discussions on philosophy and literature, education and ...
(See pp. 40, 42, 273-325, 331 sq., 673 sq., 703 sq.) But as the many, not
incognisant of this, have no conception even, of a higher cultivation, the
Universities, if conformed to popular views, would be abased to the very lowest: “
Fallitur et fallit, ...
Sir William Hamilton, 1853
3
The North British Review
obliterates both ; he banishes them beyond the bounds of intelligent conception,
and, without any logical coercion, treats them as an empty dream. Forgetful, or
incognisant of the censure of Cicero,* he discovers in the perennial courses of
the ...
4
Alternative Entry Programs to University for Mature Age ...
Without a comprehensive understanding of program matters the Australian
higher education community remains incognisant about the unique features of
individual AEPs for mature learners. Also, the academy appears uncertain about
AEP ...
Marguerite Mary Cullity, 2010
On reaching the gate, she looked somewhat surprised at the sight of so many
persons ; but being utterly incognisant oftheir inquiries,merely shook her head,
and said, “ Master's gone back to town, and taken Ned with him. Nobody at home
but ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1837
... irregular, unexpected, inimitable cadence of the voice of a pe1son of sense
and feeling reciting the same lines,—not incognisant of the rhythm, but delicately
bending it to the expression of passion, and the natural sequence of the thought.
The men who would tackle these forgotten peaks were of necessity imperfect, but
they were nobler on the whole than the reservists described by Sylvia Pankhurst
struggling aboard the ship at Dublin: '... incognisant as oxen; or wildly ...
8
Sex Offenders: Punish, Help, Change or Control?: Theory, ...
For example, studies have shown that enforcement practices that are inflexible
and incognisant of the circumstances of non-compliance can trigger feelings of
unfair treatment, undermine perceived legitimacy and trigger non-compliance (
see, ...
Jo Brayford, Francis Cowe, John Deering, 2013
9
The Humanist Imperative in South Africa
In its incognisant original instance this simultaneousness would have guaranteed
a procedural innocence, comparable to that of other functional practices, like
breathing or walking, which all consciously knowing engagements with music ...
10
Gorkhas: The Warrior Race
The Gurungs are neither geographically detached from other groups nor
incognisant of the social conventions and cultural values of the peoples around
them. They are involved in trading relations with members of neighbouring ethnic
groups, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INCOGNISANT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
incognisant is used in the context of the following news items.
Stuck in the caches of time
She lay on the prayer mat in a foetal position, with her knees drawn to her chest, and her arms wrapped around them, incognisant of how long ... «Daily Times, Jul 15»
George Orwell, human resources and the English language
Is it trying to prod you into a place of content, incognisant of all the everyday hardships and irritations you endure? If your answer is yes, then I ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Need stressed for decentralisation, depoliticising of education sector
The parental and societal pressure is also a big issue in the country as number of disciplines are learned without taking incognisant of its ... «Daily Times, May 15»
Kashmir: Masarat Alam, My Neighbour
If a number of local leaders were complicit in the rise of the separatists, the Centre had been equally incognisant of what was happening on the ... «Mainstream, May 15»
Pakistani-Saudi ties, Yemen and 'political blackmail'
Saudi seems to be incognisant (or wilfully ignorant) of the sectarian tensions inside Pakistan. Any involvement in the Yemen conflict has the ... «Middle East Eye, Apr 15»
Kashmir's real sangbaz
If a number of local leaders were complicit in the rise of the separatists, the Centre was equally incognisant of what was happening on the ... «The Asian Age, Apr 15»
Why wearable technology is the future of sex
Sure, for the emotionally incognisant, this could totally work. Particularly because when your pulse leads the device to declare you sufficiently ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
Ministry of Education congratulates top three GSAT performers
"As I said, the grade six teacher has worked extremely hard with them, incognisant of the fact that all of our teachers have played a role in this.”. «Turks and Caicos Weekly News, Jun 14»
Oh, What a Lovely War: Why the battle still rages
Littlewood, when she read it, thought it too anti-Haig, too anti-German, and too incognisant of strong civilian enthusiasm for the war. Beach and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
Bigger is not always better: The ideal family size?
... the consumption of contraceptives increased from 27% in 2008 to 35.4% in 2013 but in spite of this, much of society remains incognisant of ... «The Express Tribune, Jan 14»
