Sentence examples for as something over from inspiring English sources

Nor should learning about the evolving biodiversity of cities allow us to simply accept global warming as something over which we have no control.

This is an argument for qualia as something over and above the physical.

Finally, he decided that the self, conceived as something over and above the ideas of which it was aware, was essential for an adequate understanding of the human person.

On the other hand, there is what might be called the "distinctness intuition"—if mental properties and mereological fusions are distinct from physical properties and mereological atoms, respectively, then surely they count as something over and above them.

For Gadamer, as we have seen, this implies some kind of change or movement, and here, too, in the fusion of horizons, the individuals grasp of truth as something over and above her own particular perspective, turns out to be the critical lever.

World Vision, one of the finest relief agencies in the world -- actually doing more Bible than any other evangelical organization -- naively thought their financial supporters might recognize this controversy as something over which we can "agree to disagree".

As soon as I added this self-consciousness to Cal's voice, I stopped feeling as though I was pulling something over on the reader.

Other countries call us the 'fuck-offs', and usually picture Englishness as something overweight, over-lagered and over-loud in a football shirt.

"As soon as something is over, that's it.

Rosenior continued: "If Malky did use a couple of texts, as he admits to in the statement, then I'm disappointed and I think it needs to be dealt with not as something swept over or as a bit of banter.

Many people, including this man, would see the "Wimpy" part of himself as something to get over -- a greedy, financially irresponsible, depressed soul that overeats.