Sentence examples for undergo anything from inspiring English sources

The solution, which as far as I can see is consistent with everything else Collingwood says, is simply to erase the requirement that the listener must undergo anything at the psychical level, the level of sensa, coevally with expression (we leave open the question of whether it must have happened to one in the past).

This is especially maddening because the IRS produces more revenue when it audits rich people, who in turn are way less likely to undergo anything resembling hardship, even if they owe money.

"The unit was therefore unsuitable for undertaking any procedures under general anaesthetic and the lack of theatre-standard ventilation posed a danger of infection to patients undergoing anything but very minor surgery," says the report.

The couple never undergoes anything as banal as a traditional storyline arc, and their love is never subject to any of the usual retributive narrative corrections: Sada does not get pregnant or sick and they never break up and make up.

"I don't feel strongly enough to undergo surgery or anything, but, for me, being able to write in the voice of the other gender is first base for a novelist".

Moreover, in palliative situations some patients undergo ASCT to avoid anything that could be interpreted as a rebellion against their caregivers.

To wash his truck Mr Ainsworth uses only water that has either been de-ionised or has undergone reverse-osmosis; anything else leaves spots.

While sales in the quarter have been struggling, that is partly because large sections of the stores are not selling anything as they undergo renovations, said the person, who spoke anonymously because of the confidential nature of the discussions.

Not all regions were to undergo favourable economic or constitutional development or to receive anything but reflected rays from the sun of the Renaissance.

"They get three meals a day, but no food or anything nutritious About 30 or 40% do administrative work or undergo ideological training because they are too weak to train".

"The doctors have decided to send him home, as the diagnostic procedure he underwent did not indicate anything seriously wrong with him," Mr. Zuma said in a statement.