And the masses did not universally take to the progressive dispensation initiated on their behalf.
The definition of "harm" is debatable; and anyway these days the Hippocratic oath is not universally taken.
This was universally taken to be a sign, since Khan's hair had previously been styled around motifs of wilderness, madness, rebellion.
It seemed universally taken for granted that a writer should want to pretend to a history of extraordinary suffering, that fantasies passed off as true should be fantasies of crime and pain rather than of achievement or happiness.
It would be difficult to think of anything more familiar, and more universally taken for granted, than one's own hands — those nimble, dutiful, and morally versatile implements that are the primary focus of our perception of our physical selves.
Doctor-assisted suicide is usually if not universally taken to mean that the doctor provides the knowhow and the means to commit suicide, but the patient is the one who actually takes the pills or pulls the trigger, with or without the doctor's presence.
It was universally taken as a sign from the Kremlin that Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Yukos's boss, had overstepped the line by openly financing two political parties the Union of Right Forces and Yabloko while associates of his, he admitted, gave to the Communists.In this section Power struggle in the Kremlin The black widows' revenge A worrying result An underlying theme?
Owing to the environmental randomness and complexity, it universally takes millions of interactions during the process of parameter tuning, bringing about a tremendous expense.
But chances aren't frequencies, and single-case chance is almost universally taken to be not only well-defined for a specific event, but unique for that event.
According to Newton, the attribution of a state of absolute rest to one or the other of these bodies is universally taken for granted.
