Sentence examples for sustained statement of from inspiring English sources

The title poem of his next collection, Empedocles on Etna (1852), is a sustained statement of the modern dilemma and a remarkable poetic embodiment of the process that Arnold called "the dialogue of the mind with itself".

When used in cases that are out of the ordinary, or in the absence of the background required to sustain the statement of truths or falsehoods, words might in that sense fail us.

"It was sustained on the statement of a pretty discredited protected witness and on circumstances fairly unlikely," Mr. Karam told reporters on Thursday.

Our march was a sustained, respectful and vivid statement of presence.

Ms. Spero later described the work as "a personal attempt at exorcism"; it remains one of the great, sustained protest art statements of its era, all the more forceful for its unmonumental scale.

But that reading could not be sustained in light of statements by his own campaign manager, Bill Dal Col. Asked explicitly during negotiations whether the ban included spending of both hard and soft money by political parties, he declared that "nobody can spend outside dollars on this race, period.

Authors T-JC and T-HL reviewed all the death certificates to determine whether the COD statement was acceptable or sustained one of the five types of error.

Those arguing for radical incommensurability — the view that the questions and answers in one tradition cannot sustain meaningful statement in the other tradition — rely on the recognition of radical difference in basic concepts and modes of inquiry.

Still, the U.N General Assembly sustains the same empty mission statement of more than 18 years ago: "to promote a world free of drug abuse" and to reduce the production of illicit drugs.

Order No. 11 does not sustain this statement, I admit, but then I do not sustain that order".

We sustain such statement using Sager's example [24]: 'concepts represented in terminological dictionaries are predominantly expressed by the linguistic form of nouns'.