Sentence examples for classification he has from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Tabucchi resisted tidy genre classification, he has been called a postmodernist, and saudade dovetails readily with that tradition.

The first edition of the Thesaurus, which was begun in his 61st year and finished in his 73rd, was a product of his retirement from active medical practice, although it was based on a system of verbal classification he had begun in 1805.

Now the fighter, who competes at the heavyweight 91kg classification, is "as fit as he has ever been" and has an opportunity to put his biggest disappointment behind him.

He insisted he had no concerns about classification but conceded that it could be improved.

Measuring time orientation in college students, Dr. Rappaport found that those who had gone through a crisis of identity and emerged with a commitment to an occupation or ideology of life, a classification he called "identity achievement," had a distinctive profile of time orientation.

His barrister claimed he had been denied a right to appeal against his classification because he had already graduated from Queen's this summer.

It is possible that by the time a non Hispanic black individual exhibits triglyceride or HDL-cholesterol abnormalities that exceed current limits for MetS classification, he or she may already have a more advanced condition of MetS that includes higher hsCRP levels than those observed in non Hispanic whites.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign posted a statement on its Web site noting that Mr. Obama did not take time off from campaigning to vote on the classification nor had he vociferously argued against it.

He went on: "The classification has a value in giving a steer to people, at the very least.

In Chappaqua, one of the county's wealthiest districts, the classification rate has been traditionally low.

The classification made has ample support in the evidence.