Sentence examples for has often been appropriated from inspiring English sources

The uncontroversial nature of such inferences has often been appropriated as a foundation for analogous arguments concerning (things in) nature.

Many Fiorentino recordings had been released on Barry's principal label, Concert Artist, and his work had often been appropriated and reissued pseudonymously.

The Henry plays have often been appropriated as conveyances for political messages: when Laurence Olivier directed and performed the lead role in a film version of "Henry V," in 1944, British government officials requested that its patriotic themes be amplified.

Torsion testing to determine shear properties of cancellous bone has often been conducted under conditions appropriate only for axis-symmetric specimens comprised of homogeneous and isotropic materials.

However, the assessment of PA in large scale geriatric studies has often been criticized as not appropriate.

Prince, since his earliest appropriated works, has often been concerned with showing us cultural types.

The 31-year-old rapper, who has often been linked to more age appropriate women, including Jennifer Lopez, was recently seen dining with 18-year-old model Bella Harris in Washington, DC, according to Page Six.

For example, an intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) has often been recommended as the most appropriate measure of reliability.

Education regarding substance misuse has often been neglected and nurses may lack knowledge to provide appropriate care.

The importance of appropriate risk communication in response to disasters has often been overlooked by public health officials in Taiwan.

His work has often been characterized as a three-dimensional Abstract Expressionism, but abstracted Pop Art seems just as appropriate.