Sentence examples for believe objects of from inspiring English sources
Mr Malek said: "This case is so important for Iran because they believe objects of this quality, being the best ones in the tombs, should be back in Iran".
Ockham's razor is a principle that tells us that we should believe in objects of a given kind only if they play a genuine explanatory role.
A criterion of ontological commitment is a principle that tells us when we are committed to believing in objects of a certain kind in virtue of having assented to certain sentences.
The more we like something, the more easily we are swayed to believe the object of our affection is without flaw.
Norris believes the object of thought is always God and the structure of thought facilitates objective, indubitable knowledge.
If, as the realist believes, the object of perception the particular—has the power to accommodate all universals in it, then the onus is on him to show why only a single universal manifests itself in a perceptual judgment.
It is not known what has led the Vietnamese to believe the objects are of Russian-origin, but the BBC said it is possible the objects – which appear largely undamaged other than a light charring - were sold to a third nation before being launched into space.
This suggests that audition does not provide special reasons to believe that the objects of perception are private sensations.
While some of the jokes are less critical than others, I find it hard to believe, considering the objects of parody Lethem all too obviously has in mind (and if you're still not clear, you can watch his explanation here) that anyone could come away not feeling the "satirical bite".
If there is someone who believes that some objects of kind x exist substantially the Madhyamaka will produce an argument to show that these objects really lack svabhāva.
