Sentence examples for be a quality of from inspiring English sources

Opportunism can be a quality, of course.

But obscurity could just as easily be a quality of metrical as of free verse.

So there always seemed to be a quality of self-defense about the greedy rate at which he acquired books, as if he were putting on layers of clothing to protect against the drafts of exile.

For viewers to feel intuitively comfortable navigating the navigation of their TV experiences would be a quality of life improvement for many.

According to Leibniz's Law, if a is identical with b, every quality of a will be a quality of b. (See the entry on identity of indiscernibles).

Essentially, speakers may express their point of view in a way that makes it clear that this is their subjective point of view; or they may do it in a way that 'objectivizes' the point of view by making it appear to be a quality of the event itself.

For others, it could be a quality-of-life issue: a person whose lungs would be so damaged by a bit of extra radiation that they would need an oxygen tank, for example.

"Something as simple as a form of identification could be a quality-of-life improvement for these New Yorkers," said Plum. "For example, if your employer unlawfully fires you and you want to contest it in court, you can't even get into a public building without an ID.

This could prove to be a quality-of-life improvement strategy that would be both effective and economical.

Compliance to post-acute-stroke rehabilitation guidelines could also be a quality-of-care indicator and affect HRQOL in patients with stroke undergoing inpatient rehabilitation [ 21].

It's a quality-of-life arrest".