Sentence examples for a conceptual connection from inspiring English sources

Does Locke think that there is a conceptual connection between freedom of action and voluntary action?

Stronger versions require there to be a conceptual connection between pairs of properties (Jackson 2005).

We make a conceptual connection between text-based activity Tweet and crime at two levels.

That is, for the internalist, there is a conceptual connection between believing that an action is wrong and having a con-attitude toward the action.

On the plus side, moral judgments will be true or false, and will have a conceptual connection (albeit an iffy one) to our actions and passions.

Understanding phenotypic variation within a population thus requires establishing a conceptual connection between the molecular, organismal, and population scales (Fig. 1a).

Not only does there appear to be a tight conceptual connection between self-governing agency and synchronic psychic unity; there also appears to be a connection between self-governing agency and the diachronic unity of one's later self with one's earlier self.

And this should be possible without those recognitional concepts thereby having any conceptual connections with our beliefs about the nature or content of the states recognized, nor with any of our surrounding mental concepts.

Still, Hart did not accept Raz's approach, which he felt created a certain sort of conceptual connection between law and morality.

Think of it as an "or better yet…") Expanding his definition to cover causation in general, Spinoza's idea is that causation is a matter of "involvement" or conceptual connection.

Perhaps Spinoza actually provides an analysis of inherence in terms of this expressive or conceptual relation, similar to the way in which he provides an analysis of causation in terms of conceptual connection.