Sentence examples for affiliations a from inspiring English sources

Affiliations A French pseudo-intellectual, various "playboy operator types" and a frat boy so stupid he doesn't know the names of colours.

A catalogue blurb offered details of the artist's origins and affiliations: a 31-year-old native of Lübeck, now quartered in Clymping, Sussex, and modestly engaged in running a general store with his stepmother.

These traits include cooperation, seeking affiliations, a predilection to coordinating our activities, and tendencies to trade and exchange goods and services.

This is particularly important in the study of collective phenomena like protest coordination via social media: these communication networks tend to be large and complex, with distinct local affiliations, a small core of highly active actors, and a large periphery of lowly committed users [13] [16].

This is a place where President Bashar al-Assad's forces mix with FSA rebels, where IS fighters sit alongside Syrian families, their affiliations a moot point.

To study relationships among different langur species groups and their genus affiliations, a 573 bp fragment of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene and a 777 bp portion of the SRY (sex-determining region, Y chromosome) gene was sequenced from at least one representative per species group, and complemented with retroposon analysis.

Black leaders keep making Democratic party affiliation a test of the black identity itself.

And while identity remains the axis of politics here, many recoil at making any affiliation a prerequisite.

Whether people believe controversial statements about the health care overhaul depends on their political affiliation, a new survey finds.

These documents may include a title page, authorship and affiliation, a summary, acknowledgement, table of content, and list of illustrations before moving onto the body of the document.

Over 32 percent of Lethbridgians reported no religious affiliation, a substantial increase from 22% in 2001.