Sentence examples for wholly autonomous from inspiring English sources

When Paddy Ashdown brilliantly reconciled the resentful MP who had campaigned against him for party leader with the title "Spokesman for the North of England", he recognised that Devolution was one party policy which the wholly autonomous Smith embodied.

In Britain, over 30 years, universities have gone from being almost wholly autonomous, with state-financed block grants handed out at arm's length, to becoming branch offices of a government ministry.Admissions, too, bring a whiff of the old Soviet system.

It remained a matter of disagreement whether philosophy was also denied wholly autonomous sources of insight and what type of distinctively philosophical insight, if any, would remain legitimate.

They can be completely autonomous".

We are all autonomous adults.

"The Changeling" does something wilder still: it generates its own autonomous magic, one that feels wholly independent of the reader and her moment.

Even if there is significant evolutionary influence on the content of many of our moral beliefs, it remains possible that many of our moral beliefs are arrived at partly (or in some cases wholly) through autonomous moral reflection and reasoning, just as with our mathematical, scientific and philosophical beliefs.

Neither was wholly independent.

Santander's UK operation is wholly owned but autonomous from Banco Santander.

The view that the world could not exist even for a second without God, makes it wholly dependent on God and, hence, not really an autonomous entity.

He wholly agrees with them that scientific progress is not a rarefied, autonomous accumulation of truth, but is grounded in particular social contexts, contingent on the accidents and biases of past preoccupations, successes and failures.