Sentence examples for a transitional text from inspiring English sources

Although the Critique of Practical Reason is often seen as the locus classicus for Kant's doctrine of the Highest Good, it may rather be best to take it as a transitional text, since its argument for the Highest Good is quite different from those that come after.

And so, as a key transitional text, David Copperfield becomes the antechamber to his subsequent mastery.

Even so, it is not until we get to Virgil and Ovid that the story of Orpheus and Eurydice is fully developed-at least, those are the first surviving poems in which it unfolds in a familiar form; there must be many missing transitional texts.

We shall examine the relation between the early and the mature version of his views, studying closely A Treatise of Human Nature, book I (1739), An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding (1748) and the transitional texts.

They served as transitional texts between supernatural and natural explanations for what later became as recognized as congenital disability.

Launching from these concerns about the best kinds of bonds between people, Aristotle moves to the broader topic of politics in his last book, often seen as a transitional discussion into the Politics, another text on the Contemporary Civilization syllabus.

The text by the European Council of Ministers does not specify the cap levels, which would be for a transitional period, but it is understood some parties have proposed no more than token allowances: seven days of roaming per year, to include only five minutes of voice calls, five text messages and 5MB of data per day.

We could have a transitional period.

"This is a transitional period," he said.

Spring is a transitional season for wines.

What is a transitional form?