Sentence examples for strata of a from inspiring English sources
Even when a country's written laws restrict a woman's freedom, women from different strata of a society are affected in different ways.
From its opening panels, in which shambling detective John Difool is thrown through the strata of a great city, passing snipers and copycats on his way to a lake of acid, The Incal is entrancing.
Scholem was determined to uncover the more exalted strata of a suppressed tradition, partly to complete and clarify the historical record, and partly to disclose arcane and majestic imaginative constructs, themselves marvels of the human intellect.
Mr. Hannah's new book is a strenuously pulpy series of vignettes from the lower strata of a small Mississippi town where fishing, drinking, fornicating and fighting are the chief activities.
Splendour and suffering coalesce, separate strata of a single narrative, like the scenes of toiling pitmen in the darkness below a cultivated nobleman's estate that close The Quality of Mercy.
Bierstone, P. Milman, Canonical desingularization in characteristic zero by blowing up the maximum strata of a local invariant, Invent.
We modelled the impact of changing a test's characteristics on its positive (PPV) and negative (NPV) predictive values, and hence the risk of overtreatment or undertreatment, within strata of an organism's population prevalence.
Seaside towns are built on strata upon strata of happy memories; a sort of emotional geology.
Arab Muslims were only the most recent stratum of a civilization with its foundations in Near Eastern myth.
"These young people exchange sex for money not because they are being held and trafficked as sex slaves," the authors wrote, but because they "exist at the lowest stratum of a socio-economic and cultural system that is failing them".
One of his most fruitful concepts, superstratification, deals with changes resulting from the introduction of a new group forming the lowest stratum of a society.
