Sentence examples for because we possess from inspiring English sources

We learn language without specific instruction because we possess an innate, universal grammatical ability.

It's possible, of course, that this sort of interbreeding has always occurred and that we're detecting it only now because we possess the tools to do so.

"Because we possess these two radically different ways of dealing with our needs, we also have two radically different systems of morals and values — both systems valid and necessary," writes Jacobs.

But this imperative is not categorical in Kant's sense, since it does not apply to us simply because we are rational enough to understand and act on it, or simply because we possess a rational will.

There has been some discussion about Syrianus' originality because we possess a commentary of books 6 14 of Aristotle's Metaphysics that claims to be by the hand of Alexander of Aphrodisias and which shares numerous passages with Syrianus' work (concordances in Luna and Dillon/O'Meara).

Peirce begins his response by claiming that any attempt to adopt the method of doubt will be an exercise in self-deception because we possess a variety of certainties which 'it does not occur to us can be questioned.' What is produced will not be a 'real doubt' and these beliefs will lurk in the background, influencing our reflection when we are supposed to be suspending judgment in them.

It is categorical in virtue of applying to us unconditionally, or simply because we possesses rational wills, without reference to any ends that we might or might not have.

Ours will be the kingdom of the chaste and the absolved, because whatever is ours, whatever we possess, whatever we think we cannot do without, we give to the prophet as his burden.

The resilience, creativity and poise we possess by way of what we have been through are things that cannot be taught, yet we are shut out of an industry because we do not possess the skills that can be taught.

I will only say that it would have been the greatest possible error of strategy, because the superiority we possessed at that time would necessarily have diminished in proportion to our delay in making aggressive use of it; for England was continually bringing further divisions over to France, just as the French were from their colonial empire.

Not because we as a people possess some special charm.