Sentence examples for some occasion of from inspiring English sources

But one Epitadeus happening to be ephor, a man of great influence, and of a willful, violent spirit, on some occasion of a quarrel with his son, proposed a decree, that all men should have liberty to dispose of their land by gift in their lifetime, or by their last will and testament.

Supposition became the major property of an occurrence of a term in a proposition (including now predicates, and even parts of predicates), distinguishing what in particular was being spoken of on some occasion of utterance by some particular use of a word, from that word's general property (signification) of meaning.

"What they found was that there were some occasions of torture, but the torture was not systematic.

So there is some sense in which "all" doesn't always mean all: On some occasions of use, "all", or "all the F's" means all (or all the F's) within a limited domain.

"We have had some occasions of late, especially in away games, where we don't feel we have had things go our way.

On some occasions, members of closely related species or even of the same species showed differences in strategy preferences.

Moreover, the use of ART in addition to, and in some occasions instead of, antimicrobials has altered both the drugs used and their treatment duration.

This shows that the effect of punctual inputs of the water accommodated fraction of oil on natural phytoplankton communities was very subtle, undetectable on some occasions, and of much lower magnitude than the effects recorded in microcosm experiments.

On some occasions, antiques of less importance were left alone.

On some occasions some of our members were killed under torture.

It's no accident that on some occasions, people of different political views cannot even understand each other.