Sentence examples for all our concept from inspiring English sources

"But above all, our concept is to offer foreign tourists an authentic and real experience of Iran.

"Society doesn't yet have a way to talk about it, because it violates all our concepts of what women are".

"We need to take responsibility along with them — we're doing it together, just like we do all our concepts," he said.

Aquinas had said that all our concepts come from creatures.

Empiricists claim that sense experience is the ultimate source of all our concepts and knowledge.

Empiricism the doctrine that all our concepts and all our knowledge are grounded in experience assigns a central role to the given.

If all our concepts come from creatures (and Scotus doesn't deny this), then the concepts we apply to God will also come from creatures.

The unity that lies in the nature of things should lie at the foundation of all our concepts and reflection (ZH 7, 165:7–165.

For James and Dewey, this holds of all our concepts and theories: we treat them as instruments, as artefacts to be judged by how well they achieve their intended purpose.

After all, it seemed to them, as it seemed to Locke, Berkeley and Hume centuries earlier, that all our concepts are derived from sensory experiences, and, if so, then all our concepts must involve some or other kind of construction from those experiences.

Thus, he advances the quasi-empiricist theory of concepts mentioned earlier, which entails that all our concepts (and hence also all our beliefs) ultimately depend in one way or another on sensation.