Sentence examples for which he categorised from inspiring English sources
In January 1872 Coleridge began the case for the defence with a speech during which he categorised the Claimant as comparable with "the great impostors of history".
Thus, conscience was considered an act or judgment of practical reason that began with synderesis, the structured development of our innate remnant awareness of absolute good (which he categorised as involving the five primary precepts proposed in his theory of Natural Law) into an acquired habit of applying moral principles.
Melzack [ 34, 35] identified a variety of pain descriptors which he categorised into four major groups; sensory, affective, evaluative, and miscellaneous.
He was also the first to categorise social authority into distinct forms, which he labelled as charismatic, traditional, and rational-legal.
Chomsky argues that as a part of this strategy, the U.S. has regularly engaged in "preventative war", which he highlights is illegal under international law and could be categorised as a war crime.
As an artist, he remains difficult to categorise, for while he openly admitted the influence of the modern French school, with which he became closely familiar in the year he spent in Paris in the mid-1950s, the course he subsequently followed was never to be anything but his own.
The sardonic humour that categorised much of his work was forged at Orange Hill County grammar school for boys, then the University of East Anglia, where he took a degree in English and American studies, and which he left (in his own words) "fit for nothing but writing".
