Sentence examples for and citing that from inspiring English sources
On his view, an agent decides for a certain reason, and citing that reason explains the decision, just in case, in cognizance of that reason, and in an intrinsically intentional act of intention formation, the agent forms an intention the content of which reflects the very goals presented in that reason.
One can decide on the basis of a certain desire, and citing that desire can yield a true reason-explanation of one's decision, even if the intention that one forms in deciding is not a second-order attitude, an attitude that is about (in part) another of one's attitudes (a certain desire).
In 1999, a teenager was killed at the Milford track, and citing that and other injuries to children, Mary Galvin, a state's attorney, sent a letter in January to the Milford club warning that it may be violating state law by allowing children on the track, a warning that has sparked a battle between her office and motocross riders across the country.
Eve C. of RPGFan disliked the album, calling it a "disappointment" and citing that in her opinion it did not sound French, that many of the tracks were "boring", and that the arrangements were "mediocre".
Atlantic Securities lowered their target price on FPL shares to $47 citing a "disappointing outcome" to the rate case and citing that even FPL describes the regulatory environment as "vitriolic".
(He studied graphic design in college, and cites that influence on his work).
Uber plans to make no changes to their onboarding process and cited that often "discriminatory, exclusionary results" come from fingerprinting.
"People look at and cite that patent" as the first, said John Heitmann, a professor at the University of Dayton who specializes in automobile history.
Very often, people will create wikiHow articles based on a blog post and cite that post, but the information in that post is not cited, so there's still no way to tell where it came from.
12.33pm: Clappison, a Conservative, asks Quick whether he is objective and impartial enough, citing that media episode as evidence.
12.41pm GMT Clegg turns to the Iraq war, and cites that as an example of the Lib Dems leading public opinion.
