Sentence examples for disposition power from inspiring English sources

Because of youth, gender, or disposition, Power has often been underestimated.

More importantly, the chances of a fairer disposition of power in Pakistan, and of more efficient government planning, would also be compromised.

This group, he argues, simply replaced Marx's proletariat with "women; or students, or peasants, or blacks, or ­­ — eventually — gays, or indeed whichever group had sound reason to be dissatisfied with the present disposition of power and authority".

After us the deluge -- Rasputin was only a lightning rod for the gathering clouds of doom, while the scramble for advantage still swirled around him: "The czar... had ceded the disposition of power to the czarina, the czarina had entrusted it to the crafty peasant, and the peasant had entrusted it to crafty rascals.

There appear to be quite general problems for giving a conditional analysis of dispositions and powers.

Students recall Armstrong and Molnar in the university quadrangle around 1970 arguing about dispositions and powers with an intensity no doubt propelled by their political disagreements at the time.

Following on from this, and far more controversially, Tooze argues that given the disposition of industrial power in the world and his racist ideology, Hitler was correct to act as he did.

"It will not be lost on seekers of spiritual wisdom," Dr. Vaux writes, "that Eastwood's journey toward embracing empathy for outcasts and pariahs, the disposition to wrest power from the mighty and elevate the weak, comes from the Bible: the Virgin Mary's Magnificat, the Beatitudes and the Gospel writer's references to the wisdom of folly" in the Gospel of Luke.

An embryo has potential in the sense of having an "active disposition" and "intrinsic power" to develop into a mature human being (Lee & George 2006).

Regression models show that support for the project is influenced, at least in part, by general disposition toward wind power and whether a respondent likes the turbines' appearance, with place-related measures having less influence.

When Hinde first met Hubbard, he found her to "possess a great flow of animal spirits, full of humor, gay and lively inner temperament and disposition, with strong powers of mind, and at the same time active and sociable".