5.Inasmuch as peculiarities often appear under domestication in one sex and become hereditarily attached to that sex, so no doubt it will be under nature.
9.The conflict between nations is inevitable inasmuch as the historical process is the very stuff of reality and is the gradual working out of the Idea of Freedom.
10.Taft's direction could be called conservative, inasmuch as he upheld property rights, gave greater latitude to private businesses, and restricted some congressional and state regulatory and taxing powers.
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11.Inasmuch as this attitude is supported by Freud's overemphasis on genesis, let us carefully examine how much of it is based on truth and how much on fallacy.
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12.It will therefore be entirely different from all principles of understanding, the employment of which is wholly immanent, inasmuch as they have as their theme only the possibility of experience.
13.They are right inasmuch as the collective female pain-body is in large part due to male violence inflicted on women and repression of the female principle throughout the planet over millennia.
14.He had been apprised that the final hour was Three, and he knew he would be summoned some time earlier, inasmuch as the tumbrils jolted heavily and slowly through the streets.
15.No objections are made to hunting, inasmuch as it dispenses with drafts upon the smoke-house, and because every marauding coon that is killed is so much saved from the standing corn.
16.It has been noted that " inasmuch as … pictures are more easily recognized transnationally than … languages, pictorial and multimodal metaphors allow for greater cross-cultural access than verbal ones" (Forceville 2008).
17.His horse gently laid him in the one heap of mud on the high road, a somewhat scandalous circumstance, inasmuch as it was necessary to extricate him to allow the King to pass.
18.They thought, with a certain justification, that inasmuch as the hero of New Orleans had received the largest electoral vote, the House was morally bound to accept the popular judgment and make him President.
19.His principal business was raising cotton, and inasmuch as some may read this book who have never seen a cotton field, a description of the manner of its culture may not be out of place.
20.On this particular day Matilde's friends manifested a continuous hostility to the visitors who came into the vast salon. The friends of the house were the favoured victims at first, inasmuch as they were better known.