Sentence examples for attributed discourse from inspiring English sources

Leibniz also gives a reason tied to his complete concept theory of substance, according to which "the nature of an individual substance or of a complete being is to have a notion so complete that it is sufficient to contain and to allow us to deduce from it all the predicates of the subject to which this notion is attributed" (Discourse on Metaphysics, sec. 8).

Which method is appropriate depends on the nature of the error that has been attributed to moral discourse.

The second and largest contains sermons and doctrinal and ethical discourses attributed to the Buddha or, in a few cases, to his disciples.

Kapleau is known for adapting Zen practice to accommodate Western culture e.g., by allowing practitioners to wear Western-style clothing during zazen (sitting meditation) and to chant sutras (discourses attributed to the Buddha and revered as scripture) in English rather than in Japanese.

Buddhist conceptions of mind evolved from early attempts to offer a systematic account of human experience as described in the large body of discourses attributed to the Buddha.

Others have formulated systems of dynamic logic with generalized quantifiers that are capable of dealing with examples like (29).[30] As mentioned above, (11) has a reading on which the second sentence of the discourse attributes a general belief to Scott (something like the belief that a man who broke into Sarah's apartment came in through the window).

The health workers attributed this to the wider discourses of deaths discussed above.

Similarly, Clark et al. (2008) attributed the emergence of mathematically rich discourse within a teacher professional learning community in the PD project they examined to the active role taken by the designated facilitator in modeling productive discourse among the teachers.

Flagg Miller, a linguistic anthropologist at the University of California at Davis who has studied hundreds of orations attributed to Mr. bin Laden, said, "Obama's discourse is far more about building consensus and bin Laden's is more polarizing".

The importance attributed to factors outside health services in the discourses of GPs and patients should be taken into account in the design of HPP interventions.

In contemporary discourse, Marsh's lack of opportunities has often been attributed to racial discrimination.