Sentence examples for Characterizes from inspiring English sources

Many of the ideas that "the war on women" characterizes are dismissive of abuse and rape, whether it's the Pollyanna pseudo-science of Todd Akin or the more brutal misogyny displayed recently by the Wall Street Journal's James Taranto.

The acceptance by the populace of the personality-cult dynamic that characterizes the secular parties in these two places (in particular) is perhaps due to the relative lack of education and economic opportunity.

Here, Mind-Independence characterizes one's experience.

Sextus characterizes skeptical assent in three ways.

What characterizes the unity of consciousness?

This method he characterizes as dialectic.

But the Republic characterizes philosophy differently.

Life characterizes the soul formally.

In one philosophical picture, "objective" characterizes a relationship between knowers and reality-as-independently-existing; methodologically, the knower must be detached, because investment in a particular belief or attachment to a point of view ("bias") "could impede the free acquisition of knowledge and correct representation of (independent) reality…".

This conception, which he terms Eurocentrism, characterizes all major historical innovations as European.

The I understood as this self-positing act that gives rise to its own being and reality Fichte characterizes as "deed-act" (Tathandlung), and it is through this deed-act that what we take to be real or having being comes to the fore.