Sentence examples for former sort from inspiring English sources

The former sort can be presented, even in Birch histories less personal than hers, as pardonable or consoling.

The former sort class included six sort rules and the latter class included four sort rules (Table 1).

As we have seen, commonly cited examples of the former sort are \(\sc{TSP}\) and \(\sc{INTEGER}\ \sc{PROGRAMMING}\).

Conflicts of the former sort arise because of the agent's own wrongdoing (Aquinas; Donagan 1977 , 1984 and McConnell 1978).

Those of the former sort suggest that haecceities are logically simple, the latter that they are logically complex.

It's obviously viciously circular to ground promissory obligations in a contract of the former sort, but not the latter.

The three-hour performance will play out over four floors of a former sorting office next to Paddington station, west London.

Subtitled A Hollywood Fable, The Drowned Man relocates the destructive love stories of Georg Büchner's Woyzeck to a seedy 1960s film underworld of trailer trash and treasure, recreated across four floors of a former sorting office behind Paddington station.

After all, one cannot simply weigh agent-relative reasons against agent-neutral reasons, without stripping the former sorts of reasons of their distinctive character.

My respect for such a law is thus not qualified: my respect for the laws of my club, city, constitution or religion guides me in practical affairs only insofar as they do not require me to violate laws laid down by my own practical reason, but my respect for the deliverances of my own reason does not depend on whether it requires me to violate the former sorts of laws.

But it is probably safe to strike him from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's short list for No. 2. Mr. Nelson took the opportunity over the Congressional recess to endorse Senator Barack Obama as Senate Democrats became more serious about taking sides in what amounts to an intramural fight between two current colleagues and one former one, sort of the battle for class president writ large.