Sentence examples similar to any systematized from inspiring English sources
Pollution beliefs and fears occur in modern society as well as in any other, although they are not systematized and usually not understood as such.
His successor, Origen, systematized these hermeneutical principles.
They are systematized, institutionally driven forms of coercive control and bullying that do not belong in the offices of any therapist or counselor, licensed or not, nor in the lives of anyone, young or old.
The industrial age systematized our access to things.
The schools of Tang were well organized and systematized.
The state has also systematized the inspection process.
"If something worked, we then systematized it," Mr. Barney said.
Toxicology was first systematized by the Spanish physician Matthieu Orfila (1787 1853).
Two new histories show how the unimaginable was systematized.
Having grammatically systematized all the many aspects that turn seeing into gawking, he showed me how he could apply those same grammatical transformations to any verb, so that one could open a door or run to the store or throw a ball with all of the same nuanced inflections of impropriety, surprise, and shock that transform a mere look into a gawk.
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: The British Empire systematized divide and rule.
