Sentence examples for broken down into terms from inspiring English sources

Even in limiting the recognition of intrinsic value and disvalue to happiness and unhappiness, some philosophers have argued that those feelings cannot adequately be further broken down into terms of pleasure and pain and have thus preferred to defend the theory in terms of maximizing happiness and minimizing unhappiness.

There are those who believe that these wars in the Middle East can simply be broken down into terms of good people versus bad people and we, the US, are on the side of the good people.

"People were breaking down into tears".

Eric then breaks down into tears, leaving Hannah confused.

The intervention cluster was broken down into seven components.

Treatment consisted of weekly, goal-directed therapy sessions focused on engaging the patient, establishing a therapeutic rapport and stimulating interest and motivation in achieving long-term, measurable goals, which they broke down into intermediate and short-term goals.

The author attempts to prove the theory as true, and breaks down into mathematical and scientific terms.

Those with low indexes break down into sugar more slowly, for longer-term energy.

Then there were "fantasias," in which the four instruments behaved in a more unified manner, although fantasias could break down into friezes, and friezes congeal (or, in terms of the effect, warm up) into fantasias.

In terms of technology, the miniprojector market breaks down into two camps.

Their answers broke down into four categories.