Sentence examples for a fuller conception from inspiring English sources

Before undertaking to guide Parmenides toward a fuller conception of what is and cannot not be, the goddess properly warns him away from a third possible path of inquiry in fragments 6 and 7, while at the same time reminding him of the imperative to think of what is in the manner specified in fr.

Pursuing this way of inquiry requires maintaining a constant focus on the modality of the object of his search as he tries to attain a fuller conception of what an entity that is and cannot not be, or that must be, must be like.

Macho men aren't all swagger and bluster, they are also inheritors what Arciniega et al referred to "a code of masculine chivalry" in a paper titled "Toward a Fuller Conception of Machismo: Development of a Traditional Machismo and Caballerismo Scale", which was published in the Journal of Counseling Psychology in 2008.

What Is (to eon) has by this point become a name for what Parmenides will form a fuller conception of by following the goddess' directions.

In particular, across the two works, Machiavelli consistently and clearly distinguishes between a minimal and a full conception of "political" or "civil" order, and thus constructs a hierarchy of ends within his general account of communal life.

We must have some independent way of identifying them before we can plug them into the ontological argument and generate a full-blown conception of the divine nature.

Modern frequentism arose as a complex of ideas in the nineteenth century, perhaps evolving only in the twentieth century into a full-fledged conception of probability (Gillies 2000, 88 113).

Crucially, to deny that conceptual atomism is true does not commit one to the view that complex concepts are simply defined in terms of simpler concepts (a fuller discussion of concepts and whether conceptions can play any role in determining reference is outside of the scope of this entry).

The liberal position readily concedes that the Constitution specifies the law for the United States but stresses that a fuller, more complete conception of law demands that American law be pictured alongside international law and other (legitimate) national constitutions.

Rather, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and other civilians need to mount a full re-conception of the academies: deciding what do we do that's wrong, what's irrelevant and what deserves to be saved.

The fourth conception of being is a fuller development of the conception of meaning that Royce had introduced in The Spirit of Modern Philosophy.