Sentence examples for by the codes of from inspiring English sources
Although by the codes of this century she seems brazenly androgynous, in her own time she was quite à la mode.
Mr. Kinnear, who was a vivid Hamlet for Mr. Hytner, here makes brilliant use of the anonymity allowed by the codes of military conduct.
It was predictable not because of anything she had or had not done but because of the kind of man that Viktor Yanukovich, the president of Ukraine, is: thuggish, vengeful and guided by the codes of the underworld.
Relativism therefore deprives us of any means of raising moral objections against horrendous social customs, provided that those customs are approved by the codes of the societies in which they exist.
But in her flight gear — a jumpsuit or jodhpurs ("breeks"); flat, lace-up knee boots; a white shirt and a man's tie; a bomber jacket or a leather coat — she seems, at least by the codes of this century, flagrantly androgynous.
"To try to write love is to confront the muck of language: that region of hysteria where language is both too much and too little, excessive (by the limitless expansion of the ego, by emotive submersion) and impoverished (by the codes of which love diminishes and levels it)." – Roland Barthes.
The codes of GA are provided by Matlab; the codes of DE and PSO are implemented in Matlab scripts; and the codes of ABC are obtained from [37].
First, a HFIAS score variable was calculated for each household by summing the codes of each frequency-of-occurrence question.
Even by the code of hockey toughness, Domi's act, which drew a match penalty, was cruel and premeditated.
