Sentence examples for grounds illustrated from inspiring English sources

In an interview with conservative radio host Lars Larson during last week's Conservative Political Action Conference, Bachmann said the downfall of the bill, which would have allowed businesses to refuse service to gay individuals on religious grounds, illustrated how LGBT activists have "bullied" voters and politicians.

A tour of the Tenafly grounds illustrates why.

Leyster was an apt candidate on biographical as well as on aesthetic grounds, illustrating the tall odds against women in art worlds of yore.

The apparently simple act of a bird flying from a tree to the ground illustrates the complexity of directional control.

His analytical renderings of specimens collected from one square foot of ground illustrate the remarkable hardiness of transplants, which, like humans, survive and thrive in new locales.

First, ethical concerns voiced at the international level do not always correspond to debates on the ground, as illustrated by the decision by governments in Kenya, Malawi, and Uganda to implement routine PITC even before WHO and UNAIDS issued their 2007 guidelines [ 2], despite international controversy over this approach.

Migratory connectivity studies can link breeding and nonbreeding grounds while illustrating potential interactions among populations that may spread diseases.

The canvas preparation of the Saint Jerome painting displays such a double red ground with grey priming, as illustrated by Fig. 4a.

This formulation is justified on substantive grounds and best illustrated by considering a growth-restricted fetus at 32 weeks in a pregnancy complicated by severe preeclampsia [ 17].

A master of symbolic actions and the use of symbolic devices, Jeremiah used a potter's wheel to show that Yahweh was shaping an evil future for Judah; and he bought a flask, after which he broke it on the ground to illustrate again the fate of Judah.

The case of Belding's ground squirrels illustrates how locality may function as a substitute when kin tend to inhabit the same area.