Sentence examples for In dilemmas from inspiring English sources

In Dilemmas (1954) Ryle analyzes propositions that appear irreconcilable, as when free will is set in opposition to the fatalistic view that future specific events are inevitable.

In Dilemmas, Ryle discusses in more detail the logical-grammatical differences between verbs of success or achievement and "hunt" or "try" verbs which do not carry this particular normative dimension.

All of them have told stories rooted in dilemmas that American viewers could readily recognize as their own.

While the prose is little more than functional, Canavan brings the two very different worlds to vivid life, writes believable characters caught in dilemmas, and leads the story to a satisfying climax while leaving room for future development.

More broadly, too, he has searched for meaning in dilemmas of all sorts: his mother's overhasty marriage, Ophelia's weak-willed succumbing to the will of her father and brother, his being spied on by his erstwhile friends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and much more.

Importantly, propranolol made participants more likely to judge harmful actions as morally unacceptable, but only in dilemmas where harms were 'up close and personal'.

I suppose that is a built-in dilemma of the Holocaust movie as a genre.

This approach, however, has a built-in dilemma since nature cannot be duplicated in captivity.

I am in dilemma over this.

Sörlie [ 33] found that in ethical dilemmas in pediatric care physicians felt lonely and burdened by uncertainty and responsibility.

This predicament puts Bernie Sanders in a dilemma in the eyes of the public.