Example sentences of "all between [art] " in BNC.

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1 This does not mean that there is no cultural convergence at all between the two alliances in Ireland .
2 There is no correlation at all between the number of types of relatives that are called by the same word and the number of legitimate sexual partners in marriage .
3 I would simply place a card with the initials and dates 1921–1939 alongside the material — as I 've done with the other exhibits And I 'd like to place it all between the Danziger and Eberhardt donations . ’
4 Being female dictates the type of job , and being female affects absentee behaviour , but once sex is controlled there is no link at all between the type of job and absenteeism .
5 Once it is accepted that the reasonableness of a belief is merely evidence of its actually being held and if it is allowed that other cogent evidence may be admitted to prove the existence of the belief , there seems to be no difference at all between the honest subjectivist and the reasonable objectivist .
6 Some people , indeed , would not wish to distinguish at all between the personal and amenity services , regarding them all as essentially people-based .
7 The most sensitive boundary of all between the executive , in the shape of Ministers , and the judiciary , in the shape of the Lord Chief Justice and puisne judges of the Queen 's Bench Division , is the sentencing of offenders .
8 What lies behind these conceptions of content and object is the true idea that the nature of consciousness itself may not be different at all between the times when we think truly and when we think falsely , or when we want what exists and when we want what does not exist .
9 Surely , if there is any differentiation at all between the sexes , the hen bird is always duller than the cock . ‘
10 Only then did party members begin to identify with one or other wing — and it was a minority of non-party workers who could differentiate at all between the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks .
11 For this argument wrongly denies the existence of any real relationship at all between the listener and the musical object itself , turning that relationship into an abstract reflection of the laws of the capitalist system , and ‘ ignoring … what is irreducibly extra-economic in consumption ’ ( ibid : 48 ) ; and this denial depends in turn on an implicitly idealist definition of ‘ needs ’ , against which the satisfactions gained from actual listening can be unthinkingly described as ‘ false ’ .
12 A few of the notes were dated , all between the early and late seventies .
13 ‘ Did you go out of the room at all between the time you arrived and , say , a quarter to ten ? ’
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