Sentence examples for allegedly distinct from inspiring English sources
have argued that in order for there to be a genuine difference between these allegedly distinct metaphysical views, in addition to the suggestive pictures displayed above there must be some univocal statement or proposition concerning temporal ontology that one side asserts and the other side denies.
If the necessity of the past is the non-causability of the past, it seems a bit odd to pick out the class of propositions about the past as having an allegedly distinct kind of necessity since some of the future has that same kind of necessity.
These distinct fuels allegedly reduce pollution, but there is scant evidence they actually do so.
For the identity theorist, to speak of both truth-makers and truth-bearers would imply that the things allegedly doing the truth-making were distinct from the things that were made true.
The beneficial effects of EPO are allegedly mediated by a putative 'tissue-protective receptor' that is distinct from the 'classical' EPO receptor (EpoR) known to mediate erythropoiesis (Leist et al., 2004).
At school, to his baffled delight, Peter gets to know Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone) — a classmate, allegedly seventeen years old, although for a while I was under the distinct impression that, despite her thigh-high socks, she was actually a teacher.
But despite being criticized in at least four distinct studies over the last six years and decertified in California and Ohio, the allegedly faulty machines haven't gone away.
Through his famous doctrine of the dualism of mind and body, that mind and body are two distinct substances, each with its own essence, the material world (allegedly) known through the senses becomes denominated as an "external" world, insofar as it is external to the ideas with which one immediately communes in one's consciousness.
So when the extremely distinguished Harvard university professor Henry Louis Gates was carted off in handcuffs, allegedly calling out: "This is what happens to black men in America!", there was a distinct shimmer of schadenfreude in some parts of the national psyche.
In many cases more thorough study of the morphology of allegedly homologous characters, e.g. "clubbed" antennae, is needed as new information could reveal them to be quite distinct despite their superficial similarity.
Mr. Obama allegedly does not.
