Sentence examples for her disclaimer from inspiring English sources

-- gets her disclaimer out of the way early: yes, she's housing-obsessed.

The surnames presumably entitle the playwright to her disclaimer that the play is "dramatic fiction, imaginary persons, events and relationships".

Although Gilligan notes that the respective languages of care and justice are not gender correlated in any iron-clad way, with all women speaking only the language of care and all men speaking only the language of justice, the examples she uses sometimes undermine her disclaimer.

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Those who doubt her disclaimers of interest should examine how generously the book treats leading Democrats, starting with the woman she presumably would have to defeat, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

That's if she doesn't end up contracting AIDS from the blood transfusion, for they gave her a disclaimer the blood administered during surgery could have been tainted with the HIV virus.

As for preaching to the choir, get this: a few Hamptons-based book clubs actually invited her to chat, and not every book lover greeted her with this disclaimer regarding their interest in Shirley: "Oh, my housekeeper/gardener/nanny/pool man's from Shirley!" A few did, though.

Every time that I found myself inventing something in accordance with my old habits as a novelist, I have felt impelled at once to destroy everything thus invented". Not for her the usual disclaimer, all characters are fictitious, no living personages, et cetera.

Ms. Raskin, one of the governors on the Fed board, made the usual disclaimer that her comments reflected her own thinking.

The irony, Solovic says, is that once she started sticking to her pledge of not checking voice mail (one too many rambling messages led to a disclaimer on her voice-mail message that she doesn't listen to it that often) or e-mailing in the wee hours of the morning, her work was not adversely affected.

KIRBY KEAN Philadelphia, April 12 , 2009• Count me among the fans of Daphne Merkin who knew about her brother's involvement with Bernard Madoff and was shocked that The Times allowed such a vague disclaimer in her Op-Ed article.