Sentence examples for was unaided from inspiring English sources

For several hours he was unaided before he was reunited with a group that were able finally to escort him to safety in Lebanon.

A Danish noble, Brahe lacks the renown of his apprentice, Johannes Kepler, but he made similarly significant contributions to astronomy, especially for a pioneer whose work was unaided by the yet-to-be-invented telescope.

The aim of promotion is "unaided awareness" — in other words, "buzz," a diffused sense in the public that the movie is on the way.

They were unaided, apart from the pin pricks of occasional western air strikes, until Tuesday when the US-led allies started to bomb Islamic State positions during the day, slowing their advance.

Direct perception means, first, perception unaided by technical instruments and, second, that the perception is unaided by inferences.

For among a machine's repertoire of atomic operations there may be those that no human being unaided by machinery can perform.

It is important to clarify that, as a constructive empiricist would use the terminology, one only observes something when the observation is unaided.

Most notably, businesses, policies and lives that are unaided by AI will be at a significant competitive disadvantage, unable to survive in the more sophisticated intelligent word".

If Thomas does stand for the view that the true basis of knowledge is unaided individual sense perception, then his is indeed an unscientific world and a world of blindness -- a world where, in a phrase of Galileo's, "one wanders in vain through a dark labyrinth".

Of the 56 participants, 26 were aided with spectacles and 29 were unaided.

It is presumably a result of efforts by people to lose weight, most of which are unaided by specific interventions.