Sentence examples for a basic category of from inspiring English sources
Strawson is then in a position to answer his fundamental question as to whether there is a basic category of items of reference.
Since Brentano takes judgements to be a basic category of mental acts, he allows himself to use the terms 'accepting' and 'rejecting' in a distinctive sense that is irreducible to any ordinary meaning of these ambiguous terms.
3 In the end, I hope that these comments will encourage further recognition of the various ways in which book-jackets [End Page 46] constitute one of the most significant classes of printed ephemera and a basic category of evidence for publishing history.
Given any of the languages of arithmetic, say, we can state as arithmetical fact whatever we can prove in them; to say that accordingly there are numbers, however, is at best to express the fact that numbers are a basic category of that framework (irrespective of whether they are logically derived from a still more basic category).
However, it has already been shown that fast visual categorization was as fast and as accurate for "vehicles" as for "animals" [13]; here again it would be very surprising if human performance could be faster for a basic category of vehicles.
As a basic category of care, the concept of suffering comprises the dying patient's whole experience of life, health and illness in a physical, mental and spiritual sense [ 7].
I'm afraid that position entails a basic category error, confusing the process of interpreting what an ambiguous statutory command means with the process of deciding which of two distinct statutory commands one is engaged in interpreting.
The syntax yields a general notation system for functions, based on an applicative language, where there is one basic category of terms (well-formed formulas in his terminology).
In the three great religions of the West Judaism, Christianity, and Islam revelation is the basic category of religious knowledge.
(Color, "the most basic category of artwork," is illustrated by black-and-white cartoons, and size is shown by line drawings).
