10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNOBJECTIONABLY»
Discover the use of
unobjectionably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unobjectionably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... of the plaintiff, a Brahmin, who was in Court, and his answer was that the idol
could not be brought without objection into the Court itself, owing to the coir-
matting, but that it might unobjectionably be brought, into the corridor of the Court.
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Martial: A Social Guide
Argues that Martial with his poetry played a serious and vital role in his community as a social guide or conscience. The book's approach to Martial's poetry places him within the reactionary tradition of Indo-European blame/praise poetry.
Her answer might unobjectionably be stated in the words of Mr. Pratt (,if we
understand his meaning rightly), with the omission of the un- scriptural limitation :
' And which the Apostles committed to writing in the Scriptures of the New
Testament ...
4
Sewage disposal: Ten years' (now fourteen years) in works of ...
... will mix with the sea so as to pollute the shores, and in sea-bathing towns such
a result should not be possible. The possibility of discharging sewage into the
sea unobjectionably only exists where INTRODUCTION TO FIRST EDITION. ...
5
The Education Acts, 1870-1902, and Other Acts Relating to ...
The magistrate was of opinion that if caning on the hand was a proper method of
punishment to adopt in the circumstances of the case, the punishment was
inflicted unobjectionably ; but he was also of opinion that punishment by caning
on the ...
6
Deconstruction: Critical Concepts in Literary and Cultural ...
Here the representation that is deemed immediately and unobjectionably
injurious is excluded from the thematic and the valuable and. hence, from
protected status. This same rationale has been taken up by Jesse Helms and
others to argue ...
7
Choosing Children : Genes, Disability, and Design: Genes, ...
The importance is obvious. 'I came to see that he was just using me' is a damning
moral criticism. (For instance, when he married her for her money.) But there are
all sorts of ways in which we quite unobjectionably 'use' each other all the time.
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Expiated, by the author of 'Six months hence'.
unobjectionably enough now, under the altered conditions of Miss Lester's
disposing mind. The general conversation which passed on these two later visits
of Mr. Ponsonby's, does not call for mention here: as before, it was protracted by
his ...
Herman Ludolph Prior, 1872
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Excitable Speech: A Politics of the Performative
̄ Here the representation that is deemed immediately and unobjectionably
injurious is excluded from the thematic andthevaluable and,hence, from
protected status. This samerationale has beentaken up byJesse Helms
andothers to argue ...
10
Epistemological Contextualism
vasively, there is the thought that closure principles merely state in perspicuous
terms epistemic principles that can be expressed more informally and
unobjectionably. The idea that closure principles are simply perspicuous
expressions of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNOBJECTIONABLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unobjectionably is used in the context of the following news items.
Santa Monica: the city that wants to design itself happier
... as precisely and as unobjectionably as possible. The resulting Wellbeing Index measures Santa Monicans' quality of life across six broad categories: outlook, ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Review: 'Dark Places' Starring Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult …
The Barry Ackroyd photography is unobjectionably gritty. Eyelines match. It's all screamingly competent. READ MORE: Watch: Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, ... «Indie Wire, Jun 15»
These Romantic Photos of Couples Kissing Will Decorate a Subway …
This year, he's also included an array of color, romantic photos of people hugging, cute puppies, rainbows, flowers, and other unobjectionably nice things. «New York Magazine, Feb 15»
Review: 'Meistersinger,' Wagner's Playful Paean to Culture, in London
The images, and game, returned in the Act III finale. Yes, we were celebrating Germanness, but unobjectionably, with a vetted cast list and an element of charm. «New York Times, Feb 15»
Artists to look out for in 2015: Wolf Alice
... which create tracks that would comfort you when you're filled with adolescent weltschermz, but would have you unobjectionably swaying by the second chorus ... «Platform Online, Jan 15»
Three Secrets For Putting Life Hacks Into Practice
Prudence, justice, temperance, and courage: these are unobjectionably the traits we aim for, and we tend to know such characteristics we see them. This school ... «The Federalist, Oct 14»
The Jacobin, Buxton Opera House, Derbyshire – review
The performance itself is unobjectionably adequate. Stephen Unwin's staging, in simple designs by Jonathan Fensom, half-heartedly suggests the 1930s, with ... «Financial Times, Jul 14»
Applauding our scarred and hobbled union
It is this fact that accounts for the chirpy tone, anodyne rhetoric and unobjectionably vague proposals of Obama's speech. It was a "please don't hate me" appeal, ... «Al Jazeera America, Jan 14»
Pew Research finds 49% say abortion morally wrong to only 15 …
... isolated from numerous tissues, including bone marrow, muscle, fat, and umbilical cord blood, just to name a few, and are therefore morally unobjectionably. «National Right to Life News, Aug 13»
Succor punch
This leaves him with the comfortable view that Mr Obama's style of governance is unobjectionably pristine and that any failure on the part of Mr Obama to have ... «The Economist, Aug 13»
