Sentence examples for be admitted into human from inspiring English sources

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It required millennia before an even partial realism could be admitted into human consciousness, in "naturalistic" nineteenth-century art and literature in which ordinary, not heroic or exalted, human beings are depicted in domestic or intimate scenes.

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However, you will be admitted into CALS as an undergraduate.

Some are already admitted into the network, and some are waiting to be admitted into the network.

Some need to be admitted into intensive care.

Among humans, correlations of MPXV disease severity with weight, gender, or age have not been made, although pediatric patients were more likely than adults to be admitted into an intensive care unit in the 2003 US outbreak [38].

GP wanted [this lady] to be admitted into hospital.

Understand what it takes to be admitted into RIP.

Lucifel (an angel and God's right hand man) and Enoch (the only human to have been admitted into Heaven while alive) have been sent down to Earth to recapture the Watchers fallen angels who've built a great tower and imprisoned many humans there, tricking the humans into worshiping them.

482 couples were admitted into the study.

How many students are admitted into engineering?

In 1718 19 Pannini was admitted into the Academy of St . Luke

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