Sentence examples for a mitigated version from inspiring English sources

Reid takes Newtonian science to imply a mitigated version of occasionalism according to which the only genuine causation in the world is agent causation.

It is not even a mitigated disaster.

Now that American Muslims have been enmified, violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way.

The prestidigitation of such an otherwise insignificant film as "X-Men: Apocalypse" stands as a reproach to realists with a mitigated lust for wonder.

Scudéry's skepticism, however, is a mitigated one.

If Philo had previously been a mitigated skeptic and the Roman Books presented an epistemological innovation, his final position was not mitigated skepticism.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Curves of a mitigated synthesized FO.

Graphs of a mitigated FO, similar to the synthesized one in Fig. 3 are shown in Fig. 14, where PFO reflects the oscillation caused by the disturbance and PRFC represents the mitigated power oscillation.

It is a mitigated form of socialism.

That comic daring, meanwhile, proved to be a mitigated virtue.

Now that American Muslims have been "enmified," he argued "violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way".