Sentence examples for question of lay from inspiring English sources

Freud himself was opposed to the medical requirement, arguing (in a pamphlet called "The Question of Lay Analysis," written on the occasion of a lawsuit by the Austrian government against a non-medical colleague, Theodor Reik) that training in the care of bodies has little bearing on the treatment of souls.

Freud was never able to understand "what women want," and in The Question of Lay Analysis he overlaid the mysteries of female sexuality with the metaphor of utterly mysterious new lands that are hideously difficult to explore.

It's not even a question of lying about sex.

The matter before the House is a question of lying under oath.

The question of lying under oath is particularly important for someone who would be or is a member of the judiciary, according to Graves, the former Senate Judiciary Committee lawyer who called for Kavanaugh's impeachment.

Joseph Ellis (Op-Ed, Sept. 19) leaves out some important matters concerning President Clinton and whether or not he has committed impeachable offenses -- specifically, the question of lying while being deposed under oath in a civil suit before a Federal court, and whether he lied before a grand jury.

Emphasizing that her investigation of Mr. Kilpatrick, who is married and has three sons, was not a private question of "lying about sex," Ms. Worthy said: "Public dollars were used, people's lives were ruined, the justice system was severely mocked, and the public trust trampled on.

This brings us to the question of lying, of which professional clinicians observe two kinds.

On the questions of lay and ecclesiastical jurisdiction raised by the Constitutions of Clarendon (January 1164), Gilbert agreed with the views of the King, whose confessor he had become.

For Linklater, the question of ownership lay at the heart of the boom and subsequent crash.

One of these was the question of what lay at its elusive poles.