Sentence examples for without the qualification of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Kicking off next September, the scheme will enable students to sign up straight from school to a five or six year programme of work-based learning and assessment that gives them the qualification of solicitor, without doing a university degree, the legal practice course (LPC) or a training contract.

Without disputing the qualifications of Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., I have a question: Is there no female lawyer in the entire United States who is an expert in constitutional law, who is distinguished by her experience and who is qualified to sit on the Supreme Court?

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.

"One implication is that London residents without the qualifications to command this type of employment may be left behind". Real earnings of men in manual employment in London rose 9% between 1991 and 2001, but for men in non-manual occupations the increase was 26%.

Her command of the issues, her poise and dignity, her leadership and her original eloquence without question trump the qualifications of her opponent.

He received little support from Democrats, and without much support from either major party in Congress, a number of his nominations were rejected without regard for the qualifications of the nominee.

But strictly it is not the cause-without qualification-of anything; for instance, a housebuilder is the cause of a house; incidentally, a fluteplayer may be so.

"Oppenheimer is a Jew," his tutor wrote to Max Born in recommending him for the more theoretical school at Göttingen, "but entirely without the usual qualifications of his race".