poor thing!" says Briggs (who was thinking of twenty- four years back, and that hectic young writing-master whose lock of yellow hair, and whose letters, beautiful in their
illegibility, she cherished in her old desk upstairs).
A kind of
illegibility, though a different kind, stole over Mr Boffin's face.
This
illegibility gives the artist the chance to tell the viewer that clarity of ideas will only be achieved once the process of creativity is understood.
Namely, Bacon's natural philosophy undertakes to overcome this obstacle, while Shakespeare's literary fiction embraces the ethical possibilities that might accompany
illegibility and confusion.
Regarding health, congressmen recognize that "doctors continue prescribing medical prescriptions on paper, which brings with it multiple disadvantages such as falsifications,
illegibility or loss of the document that forces the patient to resort again to the medical professional to issue again the recipe which entails an important additional cost, affecting mostly elderly people ".
Petrol pricing in Nigeria illuminates the messiness of formal structures, as different mechanisms, in tension with each other, produce tangled incoherencies and
illegibility. A particular focus on 'shelter' as a category in the consumer price index illustrates the accretion of notions of human value under a single rubric, which is itself key to producing an economic infrastructure.
13), has been largely inaccessible to scholars due to the rarity and near
illegibility of the few extant manuscripts of the work.
Rather than an act of straightforward and traditionally legible scholarship, Snorton prizes
illegibility for its potentials and recognizes it as an omission, created by power, that must be read in absence.
The subject matter feels insignificant, however--or, rather, significant explicitly for its
illegibility, serving mainly to strand the viewer with the architectonic superstructure, pondering a geometry of unreadable visual shrapnel.
The petitioner adopted that the appointment of Kashmala is not in accordance with the law and because it does not fulfil the relevant provisions of law which provide the mandate and
illegibility of the appointment of ombudsperson.
Some of the documents Watson transcribes are written by a trained hand; others are scrawled by people with limited literacy, with handwriting she compares to "a spider walking across the page." Older scripts--court hand, for instance, which was used by lawyers and clerks beginning in the medieval period (and eventually became stylized into
illegibility)--have long, narrow strokes and letters jammed together to save space, making it a challenge to find where one word ends and another begins.
Due to
illegibility of police, criminals find Punjab conducive for crimes.