Massachusetts and New Hampshire enacted new general school laws, in 1789, which restated and legalized the school development of the preceding hundred and fifty years.
Generalized it might be restatedas the fact that people say You to themselves whenever the dual nature of the ego becomes visible, i.
By this time, then, Aristotle's theory of tragedy, as restated by the Italians, had become part of French criticism.
The entire content of the Appendix is twice reintroduced and restated at full length in the accompanying Note.
The antithesis of the two philosophies is in some degree the ancient opposition between Aristotle and Plato, restated in modern terms.
The argument can indeed be restated so as to agree with the introductory sections of the Dialectic.
At first sight it may seem to achieve their complete reconciliation, accounting for their distinction while rendering them mutually complementary; and Kant's teaching may perhaps be so restated as to bear out that impression.
Indeed the essentials of the above passage are restated in the 'Observation' on this thesis.
Here as elsewhere, ontological questions are viewed by Kant as soluble only to the extent to which they can be restated in logical terms.
That he does not really do so is clear from the context and also from the manner in which he restated this argument in the second edition (B 421-2).
The Shakespeare Problem Restated I seem to catch a glimmer of his method.
I could never have expected that I should take a part in this controversy; but acquaintance with The Shakespeare Problem Restated (503 pp.
In the same speech he restated his general position in half a dozen sentences that became at once a classic statement for the whole Republican party: "A house divided against itself can not stand.
Notice how by specific instances the following selection illustrates the truth of the generalization set forth in the second sentence and restated in the last sentence.
Write out an argument favoring one of the propositions as restated in Exercise C above.
These were afterward restated by Koch, and have come to be known as "Koch's postulates.
Laotse and Confucius simply restated some aspects of it with a new force and sanction;--just as H.
He took the ideas of Confucius, such of them as lay within his own statesmanlike and practical scope of vision, restated and formulated them, and made of them what became the Chinese Constitution.
In this manner the scholastic restated in philosophical terms the drama of an earth-centered universe.
Lucretius restatedthis Epicurean explanation in his De rerum natura.
Without departing from his previously adopted position which he restated in his dissenting opinion in Adamson v.
Thus the Chief Justice restated the doctrine of "reasonableness" which he had formulated in his dissenting opinion in the earlier case, but this time as the spokesman of the Court.
The historic views of the party on the tariff were restated and sound currency and banking legislation promised.
I have not taken any non-Bolshevist authority; I have not even restated his views in a summary of my own, lest into the summary might be injected some reflexes of my own critical thought.
Fenton, who restated the old arguments with much force, and the Usury Condemned of John Blaxton, published in 1634.
I have now restated to your Lordships the maxims by which the prisoner persists in defending himself, and the principles upon which we claim to have him judged.
Immediately after his inauguration, Jefferson restated the American foreign policy announced by Washington.
The two men had the gift of lucid statement, although Marshall indulged in tiresome repetition while Burr never restated a point or an argument.
He and Angela sat alone in the cool parlor for two hours after dinner while he restated his impressions of her over and over.
Freud has restated the problem when he showed that poets deal with their own repressions.
But here we must return to the argument, already mentioned in passing, which may be restated thus: A thousand labourers, directed by their own intelligence only, produce a product whose amount we will call a thousand.
The Prime Minister, after protesting against Mr. Bonar Law's view as to the duty of the Army in the case of civil war, restated the aim of his proposal.
He restated his scheme for the inclusion of Ulster subject to an option of future withdrawal, and suggested a conference of Irishmen on the Home Rule Bill, and a scheme for combining the two sets of Volunteers in a Territorial Force.
Davis, United States Army, for a time governor of the Canal Zone and president of the International Board of Consulting Engineers, restated his views and convictions as opposed to the lock-canal type and in favor of the sea-level project.
Harrod, an engineer of large experience, for many years connected with levee construction and familiar with the flood problems of the Mississippi River, submitted a statement in which he restated his views in favor of a lock canal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "restated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
