Sentence examples for best explication from inspiring English sources

Samuels has suggested that this is the best explication of the concept of innateness in contemporary neo-nativist psychology.

However the Ikhwân – like the Ismâ'îlis – adopt Neoplatonic views as the best explication of the origin of the world by God.

The best single explication of the President's policy was given by Secretary of State James Baker in his testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on December 5th, who said, "A very dangerous dictator--armed to the teeth--is threatening a critical region at a defining moment in history".

In one of his best known explications of the nature of things, Ibn al-'Arabî looks at God's creativity as an analogue of human speech.

This confluence, the precision agenda of both, and their shared willingness to sacrifice intuitive conceptual content suggest explication constitutes the best methodology for formal epistemology and grounds its philosophical value.

As a writer, Cowell was not much of a stylist, sticking doggedly to technical explication; he wrote his best prose for general-interest publications or when he collaborated with his wife or others.

And if proponents of the abilities view remain neutral about the existence of mental representations, they open themselves to the criticism that explication of these abilities is best given in terms of underlying mental representations and processes (see Fodor 1968 and Chomsky 1980 for general discussion of the anti-intellectualist tradition in the philosophy of mind).

Of his many books, the best known is "Boats With an Open Mind" (1994), an explication of 75 different boat designs, written in precise, personal prose.

Said's explication of Adorno's ideas about Beethoven is among the best available in English.

He is best known for his role in the theological controversy over the Cartesian explication of the Eucharist (Desgabets, 1671), and for his defense of Nicolas Malebranche against the skeptic Simon Foucher (Desgabets, 1675).

This is best understood as an attempt to preserve the empirical applicability of the formal languages constructed by way of explication for the contested concepts of scientific methodology, but not as reductivism with regard to some foundational given.