Sentence examples for in seale from inspiring English sources

What comes through in Seale's doorstop of a book, which was originally published in 1988, is the sheer complexity of the country, with its deep geographic, social, and, of course, religious fault lines.

The November 5, 1969 trial of Bobby Seale on charges of traveling from San Francisco to Chicago intending to plan a march and a sleep-in (guilty verdict meant five years in prison) resulted in Seale indicting what he called a "racist and fascist administration government with its superman notions and comic book politics".

The November 5, 1969 trial of Bobby Seale on charges of travelling from San Francisco to Chicago intending to plan a march and a sleep-in (guilty verdict meant five years in prison) resulted in Seale indicting what he called a "racist and fascist administration government with its superman notions and comic book politics".

In accordance with results in Seale et al., our meta-analysis approach suggests the possibility of the existence of a common precursor cell for these two cell types [22].

As in Seale's work participants in this study identified antipsychotics as the primary intervention in the treatment of Schizophrenia and related psychoses.

The swerve in Seales's plans was Vito Mocella, a physicist at the Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems, in Naples, who also happened to be interested in the scrolls.

In 1969 Seale was indicted in Chicago for conspiracy to incite riots during the Democratic national convention the previous year.

In 1968, Seale was also imprisoned in Chicago, while the FBI director, J Edgar Hoover, dubbed the Panthers "the greatest threat to internal security of the country", and engaged in a campaign of extreme surveillance under the Cointelpro banner.

Following the dismissal of murder charges against him in 1971, Seale somewhat moderated his more militant views and devoted his time to effecting change from within the system.

"But for more than two decades in between, Seale's crime was not punishable by death," Justice Stevens noted on Monday, saying that the Supreme Court should have decided whether Mr. Seale's case was subject to a five-year statute of limitations.

But although he looked at home in all kinds of play, he did not reach those heights for which he had seemed destined at the Old Vic in the 1950s and 1960s, when he brought what the young Kenneth Tynan called "a touching bewilderment" to Henry VI in Douglas Seale's legendary revival of Shakespeare's trilogy (1957).