Sentence examples for systematic but from inspiring English sources

However, thought is not only systematic but also compositional: systematically connected thoughts are also always semantically related in such a way that the thoughts so related seem to be composed out of the same semantic elements.

"The government will want to pursue a systematic but gradual line against terror," Dr. Rais said.

The result is a book that is more episodic than systematic but worth reading to learn more about a hidden dimension of the war.

These guides, which address a self-reliant, worldly traveler, also tend to be more impressionistic than systematic, but their hints can be fruitful.

Nobody asked Jaksche if the sponsor knew that doping was systematic, but a prosecutor in Bavaria opened an investigation against him for suspected fraud.

As a critic he was personal and eclectic rather than systematic, but his idiosyncratic views were perceptive and conveyed with wit and grace.

Through three decades of wonkery and spin, the right has systematically constructed an ideological movement that presents itself as anything but systematic, anything but ideological.

This was due to a quasi-systematic but exclusive methylation on the CpGs neighboring the TATA box.

We began by drafting a pilot questionnaire, informed by a non-systematic but extensive review of the literature and the authors' experiences as researchers.

He became an aesthete a dutiful and systematic one, but an aesthete all the same.

Many observers have long suspected that the International Olympic Committee knew about the systematic doping but looked the other way.