Sentence examples for customary division from inspiring English sources

By making the Americans cruel, too, he escapes the customary division of good and evil along national lines, but he escapes any sense of moral accountability as well.

Pryor's incendiary poetry burns to a core of humanity from which all customary divisions among people appear ridiculous.

Because it was not specially "organized" or much linked with research, it is not well known; it followed the customary divisions between (internal) medicine and surgery, extending the latter, as it also extended the para-clinical practice of radiology.

The Philosophy of Illumination does not follow the customary Avicennan tripartite division into logic, physics, and metaphysics which was standard in Post-Avicennan Peripatetic works.

(Fun fact: Four other teams have two players in the top 15 in P.E.R., the Thunder, the Heat, the Clippers, and, surprisingly enough, the Cavaliers) The Spurs are in their customary spot atop the Southwest division and, as usual, are tough to beat at home.

As the situation became clearer, the French organised themselves into their customary attacking formation the 'column of divisions' all the time under fire from Barnard's light companies and Duncan's artillery.

For the natural resources of the world are "by nature" common; that is, reason's principles do not identify anyone as having a prior claim to them other than under some customary or other socially posited scheme for division and appropriation of such resources, and such schemes could not be morally authoritative unless they acknowledged some such duty to distribute one's superflua.

In contrast, a customary American tape — with its easily distinguishable divisions of sixteenths, eighths, quarters, halves, inches, feet, and sixteen-inch framing intervals — is harmoniously suited to the way in which it is used.

After all the build-up, all the stories about what to expect when these old adversaries renewed hostilities, the truth is their first encounter in the top division was so orderly, bar some customary yapping from Bellamy, as to be a reminder that the culture of the derby match has changed.

Texas beat Tampa Bay, 5-1, in Game 1 of the American League division series, thanks largely to Lee's customary mix of 90-mile-per-hour fastballs and pinpoint accuracy.

In the final books of L'Esprit des lois, added at the last moment and imperfectly assimilated to the rest, he addressed himself to the history of law, seeking to explain the division of France into the two zones of written and customary law, and made his contribution to the much discussed controversy about the origins of the French aristocracy.