Sentence examples for any explication from inspiring English sources

As he shows, any explication of the 'earlier than' relation in terms of some other physical relation will have trouble providing a consistent description of time direction in such spacetimes.

Concepts such as 'intelligence,'lifefe,' and 'substance' are so amorphous and imprecise it is unlikely any explication that retains a high degree of similarity would help discover well-confirmed generalizations.

It may not require any explication though – often such questions are just a way of prompting you into having to make reference to the person who made the quote, in which case you should discuss what the philosopher means by the quote.

VIII.viii.19 VIII.xii.30], and it is marked by a subtlety of introspective analysis that defies any easy explication.

The idea that reference to concepts is required by any appropriate explication of the reduction-predicate is also implicit in Nagel's work (Nagel 1961): Nagel describes bridge-laws as being a posteriori, thereby opposing any sort of analytic reductionism.

However, Lewis never tried to define such inclusion further, and seems to have taken it to be simply an indisputable fact that we all could recognize and that didn't need any further explication.

Furthermore, this calls upon skills and knowledge (imagination, attentiveness to the attitudes and behaviour of others, knowledge of the world) that are not specifically linguistic and that are part of a more general ability to get on in the world and in relation to others — an ability that also resists any formal explication.

That, Mr. Lowenthal says, may be as good an explication of Israel's liquidation policy as any.

Dworkin devotes the stiffest part of "Sovereign Virtue" to an explication of the thought that the fundamental virtue of any society is equality.

We await an explication of the roots of Muslim irony.

"This book is an explication to the Mexican people".