Sentence examples for nations itself from inspiring English sources

At first it might sound contradictory that the Indians' supposed violation of the natural law did not justify conquest but their violation of the Law of Nations, itself derived from natural law, did.

The underlying premise is that certain offenses strike at the core of mankind and betray the law of nations itself.

He said: "There was another call that the African Cup of Nations itself should be called off.

It was beneath this skeleton that Lincoln had taken the oath of office, yet another reminder that the national emblem, like the nation itself, was unfinished business.

Too strong a sense of nationalism may not protect national interests or the wellbeing of a nation itself.

Some interpreted the attempt to deconstruct a British national dish as akin to attacking the nation itself.

Blake's exercise was to hold exultant national fervor up to the reality of the nation itself.

Maybe the nation itself needs a doctor.

"But the nation itself is becoming more religiously diverse.

But it was as old as the nation itself.

The nation itself represents the nexus of custom with custom, the shifting patterns of habitual activity.