Sentence examples for recourse to modes from inspiring English sources
If these inadequacies are not remedied, they inhibit recourse to modes of education that are "adult"—adult, that is, in terms of sophistication in modern society and not in terms of age.
(He quotes from a paper he wrote "at the age of 19": "The predicament of any tropological analysis of narrative always lies in its own effaced and circuitous recourse to a metaphoric mode of apprehending its object.... ") As a founder of the program, I remember Johnson, and he did write that way.
Such critiques, however, overlook the fact that there are legitimate modes of historical explanation that do not require recourse to laws of nature.
Recourse to state welfare increases.
You have no recourse to argue".
Hence, too, the recourse to Mr Delors.
unreasonably deter recourse to these procedures.
"Recourse to injunctions harms competition," it said.
The 12 modes of the Dodecachordon comprise authentic and plagal structures with tonal centres on the notes C, D, E, F, G, and A, without recourse to sharpened or flatted tones.
Something we all had recourse to.
Defense lawyers have little recourse to appeal.
