Sentence examples for as the selfsame from inspiring English sources

Gassendi understands this reasoning as one person's inference from his or her indubitable recognition of cognitive activity, to the claim that he or she exists as the selfsame seat of such activity.

Representative Sentence: "All our lives we've been looking for something, in the end for everything imaginable, and never finding it, always wanting to achieve everything and not succeeding, or else achieving it and losing it at the selfsame moment".

He was working out of his house with just the selfsame Ms. Dukas as his secretary.

In Paris, the selfsame doctrine holds as 70 editors and production people who sustained the International New York Times (successor to the Herald Trib) lose their jobs.

Exactly thus — by moonlight — is how, in one of my own stories, Aunt Fini imagines the young Ambros crossing the selfsame lake, although, as she makes a point of saying, this can scarcely have been the case in reality.

The properties of whiteness and hardness are 'mixed' since, despite their being different in definition, each applies to the selfsame concrete thing (namely the marble cube) as such and also as it is characterized by the other.

"MoD fury as Brown wields axe", reports the lead in the selfsame paper.

The Morning Star is essentially the same as the Evening Star, for instance, since each is the selfsame planet Venus.

You can regard these pictures with the selfsame certainty.

These accusations all contained some truth, though the selfsame accusers denied women the vote, bolstered racist patriarchy and enthroned mainstream Protestantism as something of a state religion.

So every day is in fact the selfsame evening and morning.