How To Use Vivisectionist In A Sentence

And in the half of him that consented lurked the vivisectionist that is in all of us.
For example, she points out that women established the first antivivisectionist societies in both England and America, and that most members were also women.
Anti-vivisectionists last night freed a number of animals from a laboratory.
One senses the strain by which the vivisectionist is exaggerated almost to the point of caricature.
Apparently pitched into a renegade research institute where vivisectionists are investigating what makes man tick, the audience are never sure whether they are visitors or subjects as they are herded about in darkness.

As an individual he was probably insufferable: it should be enough to mention that he was a vegetarian, a teetotaller, and an anti-vivisectionist.
Lederer contends that medical scientists used stories about such "heroic" acts to defend themselves against criticism from antivivisectionist groups--a defense they needed.
Many writers have already discussed vivisection in great depth, but I hope I can give you another angle - that of a vivisectionist.
Indeed, the antivivisectionist ancestors of today's animal rightists attempted to stop the research of Louis Pasteur that led to the discovery of the rabies vaccine.
We meet early antivivisectionists, such as Frankenstein author Mary Shelley and Anna Kingsford, who studied medicine in order to make their voices heard.
Our English vivisectionists study in the schools of the Continent, and in several cases have brought over foreigners to be their assistants at home.
It seems anyone who feels moved to demonstrate about what they believe in is branded a usual suspect: trades unionists, Socialist Workers, nuclear disarmers, anti-vivisectionists.
Debate over the ethics of human research was stimulated by antivivisectionists in the nineteenth century.