Sentence examples for unsystematic from inspiring English sources

At the turn of the 17th century there was no sense of how creatures were related to each other; descriptions and classifications were unsystematic.

He was quick, impatient and unsystematic, faults that made him such a gifted populariser.

Chemical substances until then had a whole range of unsystematic names, such as oil of vitriol (from the appearance of concentrated sulfuric acid) or Epsom salt (from its place of origin).

Joseph Caspi (1297 1340), a prolific philosopher and exegetical commentator, maintained a somewhat unsystematic philosophical position that seems to have been influenced by Averroës.

At the beginning of the 19th century, education was regarded as entirely the concern of voluntary or private enterprise, and there was much unsystematic philanthropy.

Sometimes this happened in a very unsystematic fashion; for example, the Yukaghirs of Siberia counted, "one, two, three, three and one, five, two threes, two threes and one, two fours, ten with one missing, ten".

Friedrich Nietzsche, the third member of the irrationalist triumvirate, was a prolific but unsystematic writer, presenting his patchwork of ideas in swift atoms of thought.

Great literature and great criticism possess in common a sort of penumbra of wide but unsystematic learning, a devotion to civilized values, an awareness of tradition, and a willingness to rely occasionally on the irrational and intuitive.

While in Italy he framed the main outlines of the anarchist creed that he preached with unsystematic but unremitting vigour for the rest of his life.

Since 1958 a permanent Council on Tribunals appointed by the lord chancellor has exercised a general supervision over about 40 tribunal systems, but they remain an unsystematic and uncoordinated movement.

These unsystematic poems epitomize the theology of the entire Hebrew Bible.