Sentence examples for of such states from inspiring English sources

Henry Fuseli's hideous 1781 drawing The Nightmare is one of the great images of such states in art.

Reform of such states requires a degree of repudiation that the authors of failure are loath to tolerate, mostly out of fear for their own survival.

However, thirty-four states, most of them under Republican control, refused to create exchanges; for residents of such states, the law had established a federal exchange.

It is morally repugnant to us to play into the destructive agendas of such states by fulfilling the demand to condemn.

This behaviour indicates that there are electronic states lying at low energy; additional evidence of such states is obtained from optical properties and tunneling measurements.

He listed some characteristics of such states — among them, "a scripture whose word is inerrant," a priesthood whose authority "tends to concentrate in the hands of elderly men," and "a secret police force with the powers of an Inquisition".

The logic is straightforward: if it's only the world's democracies that accept the universality of fundamental human rights, then only an organization of such states will authorize action to protect victims of abusive dictators like Robert Mugabe.

But he cautioned that grappling with the survival of such states will not be helped by "muddling it up with all sorts of ill-defined nightmares about religious terrorism".

Some conditions for the local asymptotic stability of such states are investigated.

An upper bound for the number of such states is also presented.

The charge radii of such states are determined and compared with lattice calculations and other models.