unadmitted造句

• But unadmitted aliens in exclusion proceedings do not have constitutional protection.
• It's the unadmitted, married, heterosexual pederast that should worry you.
• He feels torn between his love for Schiller and his unadmitted, deep loyalty towards Clerval.
• :: : : : The first seems to apply only to admitted second accounts, not to unadmitted socks.
• And there is also the other _ unadmitted _ side of feeling superior as white : being ashamed of being white.
• The only difference is that the unreality of recordings has usually gone unadmitted, except by such musicians as Glenn Gould, who made a point of it.
• Determined to use their earthly tenures wisely, the unadmitted put the surviving architects of Armageddon including the novel s everyman protagonist on trial under the Nuremberg precedent.
• The plot is driven by  the unadmitted,  a ghostly race of humans whose existences were foreclosed when their hypothetical ancestors extinguished themselves in a nuclear holocaust.
• That misconstrued the crisis, which was about leading the world to stop aggression; moreover, Powell's reported but unadmitted preference for continued economic sanctions would have led to disaster.
• Having delivered herself of this observation, Miss Addie sat back in her rocker and proceeded to tell 8-year-old Mary Lee her version of a hitherto unadmitted family scandal.
• But this last weekend was also very much about holding down voter turnout _ a deliberate if unusually unadmitted task undertaken by campaigns in contests this close _ at least when it comes to certain kinds of voters.
• In the Law Society's own words, ILEX was intended " to stimulate recruitment to the unadmitted ranks of the professional status [ . . . ] and would offer [ . . . ] a career with proper incentives ."
• Conclusion : Brendanology's tone was unjustified given his facts and his mistake ( conscious or not ) was aggravated by Cam46136; both editors were unduly influenced in the AFD, and there is more significant evidence of Brendanology's unadmitted COI than previously.
• In his response, he stated that " Signature Books and George D . Smith seem . . . to have a clear ( if unadmitted ) agenda, an agenda that is often hostile to centrally important beliefs of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ".
• The hypocrisy of going to war over Iraq's defiance of UN disarmament resolutions, while Israel sits unchallenged on hundreds of ( unadmitted ) nuclear weapons and huge areas of Arab territory, is just too much for Arabs to swallow . As a result, even those Arab regimes that have good reason to fear Saddam dare not support military action against him, for fear of the reaction of their own deeply disillusioned populations.
• Debra Rae Cohen, writing in " The New York Times ", said that the album's songs " dwell on the underlying truths and unadmitted paradoxes of love, of independence, and the area where they overlap and struggle ", that Armatrading " shows a new control in her arrangements ", the album being " one more step in Miss Armatrading's continual journey " and that " The Key " should help her to " become a household name " . " Rolling Stone " s Don Shewey, however, disapproved of the album's commercial approach, commenting that, " For more than ten years, Armatrading has remained a commercially marginal cult figure, and on " The Key ", she seems to have decided to part with the one thing standing between her and success : her originality.