Sentence examples for respected lay from inspiring English sources

More than 1,000 mixed-race children were born to white women in colonial Virginia and Maryland, but their existence has been erased from oral and written history, said Paul Heinegg, a respected lay genealogist and historian.

These comprised distinguished epidemiologists, pediatricians, and a respected lay member of the community.

This assumes that our current concept is in good shape, that common sense and medicine share a concept of disease, and that medicine should respect lay intuitions about what is or is not a disease.

Commencing with a brief survey of Lie-group theory and differential equations evolving on Lie groups, we describe a number of numerical algorithms designed to respect Lie-group structure: Runge Kutta Munthe-Kaas schemes, FeRunge Kutta Munthe-Kaas.

That Serbian future, in many respects, lies with Otpor.

The fragility of the business, in some respects, lies in its origins.

They will bang on about lack of authority and respect, lie to you about the past ("I beat them and they thanked me for it etc") casually insulting, blaming and labelling children.

But then, it is argued, the identity of this content will not be determined individualistically, and may in some respects lie beyond the grasp (or not be fully 'present to' the mind of) the psychological subject.

A fundamental lack of respect lies at the heart of each of these explanations.

Having little chance of formal promotion, their prospects for professional acknowledgement and respect lie in building informal competence and local reputation.

The widely accepted, and perhaps the only possible, justification for these infringements of rights and lack of respect lies in the social value of the deceptive research and thus the possible consequences of the research not being done, or not being done as well, without deception (Brendel and Miller 2008; Wendler and Miller 2004).