In The Novel in France (1950), which became a standard work for British students, Martin Turnell expunges his name entirely from the history of the French novel, apart from a single reference to "the dreary realism of novelists like Zola".
"Biscuits" is good, clean fun — lilting banjo arpeggio, stomping kick drum, a rush of "oooh"s in the backup vocals — but, apart from a sly reference to pot, it has been scrubbed of social commentary.
Some purists criticize the use of "decimate" to mean "destroy" or "seriously harm," on the grounds that the only proper meaning is "to kill or destroy 1 in 10 of," a sense that has never been used apart from a direct reference to the ancient Roman custom from which it derives.
Apart from a stable reference signal, calibration experiments need to be strictly controlled.
"Mr Butterworth, apart from a horrid reference to 'Christian era' when he means AD, writes beautifully.
I see little difference apart from a gender reference, which both specify equally.
Fifteen years ago, the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) ignored the importance of the ocean for sustainable development, apart from a small reference to sustainable fishing and marine protected areas.
Apart from a brief reference to his pursuit of United Nations intervention in American racial oppression, Betty & Coretta fails to indicate that Real Malcolm wanted much more than for black people to have better self-esteem.
"We are tired of politicians in both parties hustling money from the wealthy and the powerful". As he has in recent days, Sanders steered away from criticizing Clinton, apart from a passing reference to her support from a richly funded political action committee.
So one might think that some things — knowledge, beauty, etc. — are just good in themselves, apart from any reference to human desire or perfection, but hold that the pursuit of these are only part of the natural law insofar as they fall within the ambit of human practical possibility.
