Sentence examples for * the equipoise from inspiring English sources

In his speech, his bearing and his restrained gestures, he has the equipoise of the well born.

Hurd's prose has the equipoise of the moderate Anglican - a type of judiciousness that has almost disappeared from intellectual life.

This is the equipoise of a will-they, won't-they pair who believe that by Act V they will.

Like the equipoise of violence and form -- of violence as form -- in Burroughs's own work, the hit man is obliged to be a perfect balance of passion and order.

Nevertheless, I argue in this article that the equipoise principle suffers from fundamental defects.

Thus, the equipoise condition appears met to undertake a trial evaluating feeding strategies in the peri-extubation period.

So it's a question of finding the right equipoise.

Its forwardness establishes the fundamental equipoise of the French Baroque: Rameau, brilliant and imposing; Couperin, wistful, private, tender, heartbreaking.

Three years later, he reaches the rocking equipoise that will sustain him for the rest of his life.

John Updike, for instance, sustained the industrious equipoise of his middle age right up until the end of his life.

First, despite the clinical equipoise about ICU admission for critically ill elderly patients [10, 18], randomization at the individual patient level was deemed unethical by virtue of beneficence, non-maleficence and respect of the patient's autonomy.