Sentence examples for calls form of from inspiring English sources

Finally, the fallacy that Aristotle calls form of expression exploits the kind of ambiguity made possible by what we have come to call category mistakes, in this case, fitting words to the wrong categories.

By 1913 Léger was painting a series of abstract studies he called Contrast of Forms.

Roughly, a) he calls forms of life and b) he calls language-games.

By shifting attention away from the referential meaning of words to their use, Wittgenstein promoted the idea that we should attend to what he called forms of life.

It calls for new forms of organization that will promote dynamic collaboration.

What others call affirmative action Roberts calls a form of discrimination.

Fuller calls this form of vertical integration "one-stop shopping".

They have extraordinary influence on government policies that Watson calls "a form of corruption" preventing the necessary action on climate.

In other words, she does not recognise herself as a spiritual being – and Kierkegaard calls this form of despair "spiritlessness".

Marathi version calls this form of bhakti (devotion) as ugra (violent, demonic) bhakti.

(June called this form of communication "eye language").