Sentence examples for raised versions from inspiring English sources

It's best to get wild caught and not farm raised versions.

A big spiral escalator swoops up towards a raised version of an existing dome in the sort of traditionally grandiose gesture that doesn't feel right here.

Schelling will, in his philosophy from the 1820s onwards, raise versions of this objection against Hegel's system.

The availability of measures with parallel child and parent versions has raised questions about the level of agreement between children's own views and those of their parents about child functioning.

Even before Geach raised his version of the challenge to non-cognitivism, Hare pointed out that there can be relations between commands that are very much like the logical relations between descriptive utterances, so much like them that we would expect them to receive a common explanation.

We have attempted to address and incorporate most of the concerns that were raised in version 2 of our article.

Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter included the "raising version" of "Get Me Bodied" as a highlight of the evening.

Along the way, concerns were raised over whether versions of the vaccine could cause H.I.V., multiple sclerosis or exposure to harmful levels of mercury.

Raised on Jim Crow versions of history, movie makers commonly treat the past as a place where black Americans did not exist.

Finally, our study implements the experimental steps needed to solve the issue of different versions raised by Rao and Kak (2013a) and the localized bug report bias presented by Kochhar et al. (2014).

Ever since, generations of kids the world over have been raised on animated versions of stories that for centuries weren't even written down, let alone accoutred with costly merchandise.