Sentence examples for a species of practical from inspiring English sources
Religious truth is, therefore, a species of practical knowledge.
As a species of practical ethics, bioethics exhibits a complex and contested relationship to philosophical theory.
Most theorists of political authority view it as a species of practical authority rather than theoretical authority, though this view is not held by all.
We are concerned here with moral reasoning as a species of practical reasoning — reasoning directed to deciding what to do and, if successful, issuing in an intention.
Since this view is unusual this entry will concentrate on conceptions of political authority that treat it as a species of practical authority.
This article takes up moral reasoning as a species of practical reasoning — that is, as a type of reasoning directed towards deciding what to do and, when successful, issuing in an intention (see entry on practical reason).
A convenient label that captures both broadly pragmatist and broadly Kantian theories is Practical Non-Evidentialism, where the pragmatic and the moral are the two main species of "practical" value (for more on moral reasons for belief and whether they count as evidence see Pace 2010).
Or at least, given the enormous practical difficulties, they make it worth trying to adapt some of the same ideas.A bankruptcy procedure is a species of government intervention.
We'll be a species of sloths, for reals.
Select a species of orchid.
