10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «INAPPLICABLY»
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inapplicably dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
inapplicably et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Ladies' Lexicon and Parlour Companion: Containing Nearly ...
ENAPTETENCE, INAPPETENCY. *. Want of appetite. ip\. inappeten- ces,
inappetencies. INAPPLICABLE. adj. Not applica- ble. s. inapplicabilily, pi. inapph
cabilities: adv.inapplicably: s. m application. INAPPOSITE. adj. Not apposite ill-
placed ...
2
Biblical commentary on st. Paul's first and second epistles ...
Sender says, not inapplicably, that the passage may be understood hac
comparatione commode usus sum. But what has been said of the building (ver. 9
) is heightened by the consideration that this building is pointed out as God's
temple.
3
Lives of Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham: Lord Chancellors ...
I beg in return to refer him to what was once said by the Earl of Bristol of another
great statesman of former times (the Earl of Strafford), to whom, I think, the noble
and learned Lord might not inapplicably be compared. 'The malignity of his ...
John Campbell Baron Campbell, 1869
4
The life, times and correspondence of ... dr. Doyle
THE SISTER OF CHARITY. 185 vocation, some of Griffin's beautiful lines might,
not inapplicably, be quoted : " She once was a lady of honor and wealth — Bright
glowed in her features the roses of health, Her vesture was blended of silk and of
...
William John Fitzpatrick, 1861
5
The United Service Journal and Naval and Military Magazine
... disabilities was to feed the hungry and clothe the naked, yet the plea prevailed,
and what was inapplicably termed emancipation was granted : a boon that has
as yet served only to show the falsehood 0f the grounds on which it was claimed,
...
6
American Railroad Journal and Mechanics' Magazine
... much fuel, and when properly consumed under the boiler is undoubtedly a
saving of coal; bu it unfortunalely happens, that the saving is such an'
inapplicably small lquaniity, that none who have tried it have been able to
calculate its amount, ...
7
The Life, Times and Correspondence of the Right Rev. Dr. ...
THE SISTER OF CHARITY. 185 vocation, some of Griffin's beautiful lines might,
not inapplicably, be quoted : " She once was a lady of honor and wealth — Bright
glowed in her features the roses of health, Her vesture was blended of silk and of
...
William John Fitzpatrick, 1861
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The history of the Anglo-Saxons from the earliest period to ...
The following extract from the preface of the editors of the Welsh Archaiology,
may not be inapplicably cited. " The triads may be considered amongst the most
valuable and curious productions preserved in the Welsh language ; and they ...
9
The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great ...
I beg in return to refer him to what was once said by the Earl of Bristol of another
great statesman of former times (the Earl of Sin-afford), to whom, I think, the noble
and learned Lord might not inapplicably be compared. ' The malignity of his ...
10
The New Statistical Account of Scotland: Sutherland, ...
The first to be noticed is the red-deer ( Cervus elaphus J, and not inapplicably
named the monarch of the forest. In this country, where so much is done for
preserving and propagating his species, we are called upon to pay more than
ordinary ...
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «INAPPLICABLY»
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inapplicably est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
PTI: Too many cooks in the kitchen
One of the key things that makes this theory inapplicably in Imran Khan's case is that it totally igonores the propotion of power that the center of ... «The Express Tribune, déc 11»
