anteriorities造句

• All roots with sibiliant affricates or fricatives have the same value for anteriority.
• These rules require the subjunctive tense in order to express contemporaneity, posteriority and anteriority in relation with the principal clause.
• This tends to indicate the anteriority of the Hellenistic Greco-Buddhist statues, used as models, and a subsequent corruption by Kushan artists.
• John D . Caputo has indicated that diff閞ance is not God and that the God of negative theology is a transcendental ulteriority while diff閞ance is a quasi-transcendental anteriority.
• Tire municipality's anteriority in terms of its date of constitution was reflected in a number of other fields, which indicates an interest in the region by investors of the late-19th century.
• The municipality of Tire center is one of the oldest in Turkey, having been established in 1864, coming the ninth across the country in terms of its anteriority, and has today 16 urban wards, while G鰇鏴n has three.
• Goll and Breton clashed openly, at one point literally fighting, at the Com閐ie des Champs-蒷ys閑s, Though the quarrel over the anteriority of'Surrealism'concluded with the victory of Breton, the history of surrealism from that moment would remain marked by fractures, resignations, and resounding excommunications, with each surrealist having their own view of the issue and goals, and accepting more or less the definitions laid out by Andr?Breton.
• As John Caputo writes, " Diff閞ance is but a quasi-transcendental anteriority, not a supereminent, transcendental ulteriority . " The differences and deferrings of diff閞ance, Derrida points out, are not merely ideal, they are not inscribed in the contours of the brain nor do they fall from the sky, the closest approximation would be to consider them as historical, that is, if the word history itself did not mean what it does, the airbrushing speech of the victor / vanquished.
• Verbal forms can be converted into the heads of subordinate clauses through the addition of the suffix "-a ", much as in Sumerian : " siyan in-me kua
  i-ha
  ( i )-me-a "  the temple which they did not build . "-ti " / "-ta " can be suffixed to verbs, chiefly of conjugation I, expressing possibly a meaning of anteriority ( perfect and pluperfect tense ).