Sentence examples for general disposition of from inspiring English sources

The general disposition of the figurative pieces is in the postures, which range from sitting, reclining, standing, looking and touching toes.

French Canadians were overwhelmingly isolationist, and they strengthened the general disposition of Canadians to express their new national feelings by becoming completely autonomous within the British Empire and by resuming their material development as a North American country.

When we write a poem that we expect to be read rather than heard, maybe we begin to assume that the reader will take the opportunity to refer back, to look at the general disposition of lines on the page, to admire the way it looks as well as what it says.

The general disposition of the crowd didn't influence the sharp tenor of the questions from firebrand Fox News host Sean Hannity, however.

Of note, the stimulation protocol used here, rather reflects the general disposition of NKT cells to produce certain cytokines but does not give information whether they behave in the same manner in utero during normal pregnancies.

That the association was seen in contemporaneous pain only and not with the pain scores obtained from pain diaries, suggests that in a given patient with PLP the at-present state of pain is a better indication of reorganization than is a general disposition of pain.

Are they general dispositions of an agent to arrive at the truth about some matter?

In this survey the respondents' rating of the predefined facilitations was not influenced by demographic variables or the general disposition to engage in paediatric palliative care.

The Gardner museum, which must maintain the "general disposition or arrangement" of Mrs. Gardner's collection under the terms of her will, says 4 frames representing stolen artworks remain on exhibit after a theft in 1990, not 13, and it is not the case that those frames contain ragged edges from paintings.

These accumulators describe the general disposition or mood of the system.

In part because Mrs. Gardner's will ordered that "the general disposition or arrangement" of her collection be maintained, curators have chosen to leave the frames on exhibit.