| Thus the data were recoded using more stringent criteria to permit finer discriminations. |
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| These discriminations account for the intangible awareness of mood, and they define the greenness of green and the warmness of warmth. |
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| More sampling might reveal finer scale discriminations between groups, but we are satisfied that we have detected the major differences. |
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| The main purveyor is the ferrety Draco Malfoy, who brings a particularly Aryan look to his baleful glare and assorted discriminations. |
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| The physical colors were the same for the simultaneous and successive discriminations. |
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| His mind works like a razor, dividing larger ideas into finer discriminations of meaning. |
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| Such incommensurability should not be understood as a reflection of our inability to make fine discriminations between divergent ways of life. |
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| Precise discriminations may be impossible, but consider the extremes. |
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| It promotes disinterestedness, teaches sensitivity and fine discriminations, produces identifications with men and women of other conditions, thus promoting fellow-feeling. |
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| Also there are precise discriminations within particular genres. |
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| This would only open the floodgates to so-called discriminations already warranted in advance. |
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| All over the world, women in prison suffer from intersecting discriminations, and are largely ignored in prison systems designed for men. |
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| When there are multiple discriminations and oppressions, women clients may be at greater risk of experiencing psychological problems. |
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| Considered as a land of asylum and hospitality for a long time, France now closes its doors and huddles up over its laws and discriminations. |
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| When I look at her blowsily lyrical and sneakily philosophical abstractions, satisfaction reigns, replete with delicate discriminations and a certain funny, sexy moodiness. |
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| The history of humanity has tragic examples of religious or ethnic discriminations based on, for example, skin colour or skull dimensions. |
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| Or do you think the Eskimos have a lot of words for snow because they necessarily make fine discriminations amongst snow types, since they live in the snow. |
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| As mentioned above, there are only a few people, who do not unconcerned fall silent in the face of the discriminations that we encounter daily. |
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| In the world at large it is of greater urgency since misunderstandings lead to all types of abuse, exploitations, discriminations, and violence. |
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| The different discriminations we take to each other. |
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| With comparatively few exceptions, mainly of other large concerns in California, the Standard has been the sole beneficiary of such discriminations. |
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