Sentence examples for * the milieux from inspiring English sources
Settings range socially from the milieux of peasants, servants and merchants to those of governors and ministers, and geographically extend to the far reaches of the Qing empire.
But because legal theories conceived of by their authors as positivist are, by and large, dominant in the milieux of those likely to be reading this entry, it seems appropriate to refer to those theories along the way, in the hope of overcoming misunderstandings that (while stimulating certain clarifications and improvements of natural law theorizing) have generated some needless debate.
Liturgy and the arts are the milieux in which these transformative effects are most creatively achieved.
A Fury for God burrows deeply into the Koran, examines the milieux in Egypt and Saudi Arabia where the killers originated, and describes the chaos in Pakistan and Afghanistan where they came of age.
The films that Sturges made in the ensuing years are as classy as the milieux through which he strolled.
The impression we get from these pieces is that the qualities that are most amiable in human life are being gradually done to death in the milieux she is presenting, but Miss Porter does not really much like these people or feel comfortable in their dismal homes, and so we, in turn, don't really much care.
In their thoughtful book they extend Keynes's ethical arguments beyond the Bloomsbury milieux of his time.
Parents choose either because they don't want their children learning and living in the same milieux as poor children in general, black boys and white boys in particular.
The phenotype and function of tissue macrophages are affected by and uniquely dependent on the cellular milieux to which they are exposed, which include cytokines, chemokines and other biological effector molecules such as steroid hormones.
The author's detailed knowledge of the various musical milieux through which his subject passed enables him to chart his development with precision and sensitivity.
