Sentence examples for faculties a from inspiring English sources

He has, in fact, all the mechanical faculties a great one-on-one player needs.

Ṭanṭā University (founded 1972) offers courses of study in agriculture, commerce, engineering, and other faculties; a branch of the Sadat Academy for Management Sciences (founded 1981) is also located in the city.

Observers were struck once again by the sharp contrasts that abound here, for even as Archbishop Pellegrino was welcoming women to the theological faculties, a writer in L'Osservatore Romano was dismissing the possibility that women could ever be admitted to the Catholic priesthood (Henri de Lubac expressed the opinion earlier that there were no theological objections as such).

But Holmes's lighter version sold en masse, and, in an even more fervid article from 1861, he guided stereoscopists on a grand verbal tour of the world, and promised them a trance — "a dream-like exaltation of the faculties, a kind of clairvoyance, in which we seem to leave the body behind us and sail away into one strange scene after another".

In the play, Shakespeare's health is fading and so are his mental faculties, a device that enables Mr. Brustein to pepper the script with references to "Hamlet" and other works, since he is constantly confusing the real people in his life with his characters.

They are then treated as mere composites or offshoots of those other faculties: a peculiar kind of belief, or a vague kind of desire or will.

To help answer this question, we created an online science process skills survey for faculty (Supplemental Material A, Faculty Survey).

* Last September a Boston University committee released to faculty a report proposing several measures aimed at improving tenured-faculty performance.

This knowledge is embodied in a discrete language faculty, a component of the human brain.

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Is it premier faculty, a prestigious reputation or an engaged and exciting student body?