Sentence examples for aspect under which from inspiring English sources

Worse, I can entertain different attitudes at the same time to the same object, depending on the aspect under which I consider it.

He seems to assume that "freedom" is the aspect under which any choice is made, its "formal object," to revive an ancient term.

Potencies are specified by the formal aspect under which they conceive things and the intellect is distinguished from the will, since the formal object of the former is the true, the formal object of the latter is the good.

Since what specifies a cognitive power is its proper object – i.e. the formal aspect under which something is represented by that power –, the identification of the first known with the proper object of the intellect presents a significant claim.

On account of 'the objective turn', the identification of the first known with the proper object, it is clear, therefore, that the true is in a sense the first known, as the formal aspect under which everything is understood by the intellect.

Depending on the aspect under which networks are to be compared, short lists of summary statistics are often used.

Are the great visions of unity, then, simply aspects under which we view the world?

However, according to Husserl this does not mean that the objective world thus constituted in intersubjective experience is to be regarded as completely independent of the aspects under which we represent the world.

In order for me to be able to put myself into someone else's shoes and simulate his (or her) perspective upon his surrounding spatio-temporal world, I cannot but assume that this world coincides with my own, at least to a large extent; although the aspects under which the other subject represents the world must be different, as they depend on his own egocentric viewpoint.

Amazon has been fighting with the publisher over undisclosed aspects of a deal under which Amazon brings Hachette's books to market.

"Aspects of US law under which companies can be compelled to provide information to US agencies potentially conflict with European data protection law, including the UK's own Data Protection Act".