Sentence examples for which mill from inspiring English sources

One intermediate view is that of Bain, who suggests that just as Mill's friend John Sterling "overflowed in suggestive talk, which Mill took up and improved in his own way," so Taylor Mill might have done as well (1882, 173 4).

But then the process by which Mill Pond became a historic district was also atypical.

The $175 million mill, called Piñon Ridge, would be built in an isolated rural valley in western Colorado near the Utah border — an area pockmarked with closed-down uranium mines, some of which, mill company officials said, would reopen to supply uranium ore, creating perhaps 300 jobs in an economically depressed area.

We might also remember the ways in which Mill's convictions about the worth and dignity of human life – vital principles for modern humanists – stimulated him in social action, opposition to slavery, and a commendably anachronistic appetite for gender equality.

Sen is hardly alone in having views for which Mill is the clear inspiration.

This law, this inductive step the existence of which Mill denies, has been referred to as a "composition law".

The couple divorced in February 2008 following a high court hearing at which Mills represented herself.

The method in which milling was performed first produced a superior adsorbent.

His office tested flooring samples from Lowe's and Home Depot and found no violations, although it is unclear which mills made those samples.

The general condition of the community in which milling is both frequent and widespread and in which rumour is recurrent is the crucible in which the more highly organized forms of collective behaviour develop.

Unlike the enclosed part of the apartment housing the bedrooms, this space is open except for the kitchen, which Mills has designed as a self-contained building that resembles a house within a house.