Sentence examples for without the qualification from inspiring English sources

In Pletcher's case, he would like, just once, to hear his name without the qualification that he is a former assistant to D. Wayne Lukas.

Lewes's essay, which echoes Austen's own famous characterization of her art as social miniatures, produced on two inches of ivory would be notable as an early and perceptive analysis of Austen's contribution to literature, with or without the qualification of gender.

Lewes's essay, which echoes Austen's own famous characterization of her art — as social miniatures, produced on two inches of ivory — would be notable as an early and perceptive analysis of Austen's contribution to literature, with or without the qualification of gender.

Having made this point, in what follows, proto-frequentism will be used without the qualification "medieval".

"von Recklinghausen's disease" (without the qualification "of bone") is a completely unrelated disorder, nowadays termed neurofibromatosis.

"Without the qualifications I would not have had the opportunity, but nothing beats actually being the manager.

Newcomer Karidja Touré plays Marieme, a 16-year-old horrified at the prospect of leaving school without the qualifications for two more years of high school, disgusted at the thought of the "vocational" training casually suggested to her and unwilling to follow her mother into cleaning hotels.

His political enemies like to point out that this narrative makes Obama nothing more than a flashy gimmick, a historical footnote without the qualifications to run the "It's a Small World" ride at Disneyland, let alone the most powerful nation in the world.

A sizeable minority of students -- 15 to 20 per cent in many countries -- leave school without the qualifications necessary for finding and keeping a job.

He took office without the basic qualification that most Americans have and one that was essential to his task.

He took office without the basic qualification that most Americans have, and one that was essential to his task.