Sentence examples for a very robust sense from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they believe that one's good on the whole has motivational primacy in a very robust sense.

They maintain that when an agent deliberates about what to do he assumes, or ought to assume, that considerations concerning his own well-being or eudaimonia have motivational primacy in a very robust sense.

A second view is that eternal truths are to be located in God.[22] One of the merits of this view is that it provides for eternal truths to be eternal in a very robust sense.

Although they are undoubtedly quasi-perceptual experiences (presumably, in the absence of an immaterial soul, we are to suppose that they are experienced merely in virtue of their occurring within the brain) they may not be mental pictures in any very robust sense.

"That's because we have a very robust [satellite] capability for remotely sensing ice".

Overall, a very robust report.

I am a very robust English cook.

Plimpton has a very robust, patrician tone.

Not a sign of a very robust user base.

The prime minister said: "We have a very robust system.

I think it's been a very robust response.