Sentence examples for belonging kind from inspiring English sources
Three of the stories that later appeared in Burning Chrome were written in collaboration with other authors: "The Belonging Kind" (1981) with John Shirley, "Red Star, Winter Orbit" (1983) with Sterling, and "Dogfight" (1985) with Michael Swanwick.
I like speaking Welsh these days because doing so immediately evokes that feeling of belonging – the kind of unquestioning, annoyed-by-your-parents feeling of belonging that one has as a child.
Very roughly, ordinary objects are objects belonging to kinds that we are naturally inclined to regard as having instances on the basis of our perceptual experiences: dog, tree, table, and so forth.
There's a certain kind of cocktail den that The Aston Shuffle's "Comfortable" belongs in the kind with velvet curtains, red lanterns, maybe a tufted chaise lounge in the back to nuzzle someone's neck in.
Would one think that some object's nature requires it to belong to kind K without thinking that there is some distinctive (essential) property characteristic of all Ks?
A jacket of the same kind, belonging to my middle daughter, hangs in a closet at my house, pressed tightly between fifteen prom dresses with sequins and rhinestones and hems brushing the floor.
Supervenience plays a useful role in answering questions about the identity and individuation conditions for things belonging to some kind.
He rejects the notion that an individual has an essence apart from being treated as belonging to a kind.
In this article, the T15M (belonging to a kind of high speed steel powder) composite coating with different Ti content was prepared by laser cladding technology (LCT).
No one property in the definitive cluster need be possessed by any individual belonging to the kind, but each individual must have one of the n-tuple of properties in the cluster that is sufficient for belonging to the HPC kind.
But their view is apparently that caring about one's brother is not an attitude properly distinguished as belonging to the kind caring about handsome men and does not fulfill the satisfaction conditions for the predicate 'caring about handsome men'.
