Sentence examples for all other persons from inspiring English sources

After all, other persons can have negative as well as positive effects on my character and personality.

The articles assert everyone's right to be treated as a person before the law, equally with all other persons.

To the book's new editor, the Twain scholar Alan Gribben, "slave" is less offensive than "nigger"; to the Constitution's drafters, "all other persons" was less offensive than "slave".

It should no more be cited as evidence of the framers' wisdom than should the equally defunct passage calling for "three fifths of all other Persons" — i.e., slaves — to count toward congressional apportionment.

The EC imported the "three fifths of all other Persons" clause of the Constitution, under which slave drivers got extra representation in the House of Representatives on the backs of their slaves, into the Presidential equation.

Most notoriously, under Article I, Section 2, a state's allotment of seats in the House of Representatives (and, by extension, its Presidential electors) was determined by counting not only "free Persons" but also "three fifths of all other Persons".

"Secondary group" (an expression that Cooley himself did not actually use but that emerged later) refers to all other person-to-person relations but especially to those groups or associations, such as work groups, in which the individual is related to others through formal, often legalistic or contractual ties.

A test sequence is then made, with one unknown person presenting four expressions under five different poses; the learning base associated to this testing base is made of all the other persons.

All the other persons present, being questioned one by one, answer that they agree with Brother Frazier.].

That's all the other person will see, all that they have to make a decision with: five photos that might just win you a date, so you better make them good.

That's all the other person needs to know to understand he or she has no further chance.