Sentence examples for In a lay from inspiring English sources
In a lay person's terms, Foucault's work emphasizes thinking outside the box and explains how society polices itself to maintain a conservative social order.
In a lay group, the mean score was 8.6, for psychology outpatients with anxiety problems 23, and a hypochondriacal population 35 (Lucock and Morley, 1996).
Today we tend to overuse the word "hypochondria" in a lay sense; we apply it to anyone who complains about everyday aches and pains.
The court held that denying a church the ability to fire a Lutheran minister — even on grounds that would have been deemed illegal in a lay workplace — amounted to allowing the state to control the church.
Two types of auxiliary cutting equipment are used: cutting drills to drill holes through the superposed plies in a lay, and notches to notch the perimeters of the cut sections.
How do I express my feelings?' " said Mr. Barrett, who has been active in a lay group that encouraged parishioners to earmark contributions to their local church, not the diocese.
The participants were in a lying position with their eyes closed during the recordings.
Liars in a lying world, lying through our teeth.
They restrained me in a lying down position.
Recordings were obtained in a lying position.
All participants were evaluated in a lying position in a silent and well-tempered room.
