-
appears to have been in
reality Franciabigio); the
drawing is not
always unexceptionable; the
female heads have
sweetness and
beauty of feature, and some of...
- The
Dedication Council of
Antioch in 341 put
forth a
creed which was
unexceptionable but for its
omission of the
Nicene formula "of One Substance." Even...
-
licentious nature of
their writings; but many
authors whom we
consider as
unexceptionable or harmless,
experience a
similar treatment." The
censorship particularly...
-
Gadolin of Åbo, who,
rejecting the
notion of Capacity,
introduced the
unexceptionable expression,
Specific Heat. One of the most
beautiful consequences derived...
-
Laureate Rabindranath Tagore,
though the
first two
stanzas began with an
unexceptionable evocation of the
beauty of the motherland, in
later stanzas there are...
- both
camps — like the
German Johann Becher, who
produced sober and
unexceptionable work on
mineralogy called Physica Subterranea, but who also was certain...
- "'Layman' is the most
common among these terms and is
commonly regarded as
unexceptionable — in
reference to
members of both ****es, of course." The case for switching...
- both worlds; for example, the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe
claims to
offer 'an
unexceptionable text from the
scholarly viewpoint,
which at the same time
takes the...
- vice-president of Ohio
Wesleyan in 1845
noted that her
conduct was "
unexceptionable" (beyond reproach).
Several months later Lucy
transferred to Cincinnati...
- new type of
person or elite.
Focused entirely on
their work and of
unexceptionable honesty.
Further it was
supposed to
develop social habits like courtesy...
