Sentence examples for capture this idea from inspiring English sources

To capture this idea of personal liberty, and to give it some normative force, Fried asks us to imagine ourselves surrounded by a protective "bubble" of rights, carefully negotiating the terms of every relationship and attachment.

To capture this idea formally in deductive logic, we're equating prediction with logical entailment.

One way to capture this idea is in terms of the notion of a testimonial system introduced in Olsson (2005).

In order to capture this idea, DRT adopts an event-based semantics, treating events as semantic values of a designated class of discourse referents.

The Naiyāyikas try to capture this idea by saying that one of the instrumental causes is the 'special' (asādhāraṇa) cause of the effect, and they call it the 'karaṇa'karaṇa

Another way to capture this idea is to say that what I do is determined largely by 'what one does', and 'what one does' is something that I absorb in various ways from my culture.

William Hogarth captured this idea almost three hundred years ago in this etching called "The Laughing Audience".

The philosopher Derek Parfit captures this idea when he says that "my death will break the more direct relations between my present experiences and future experiences, but it will not break various other relations.

Poe captured this idea in his story 'William Wilson': 'I would wish them to seek out for me, in the details I am about to give, some little oasis of fatality amid a wilderness of error.' One possible interpretation — searching for certainty where it is inaccessible".

Bayesian subjectivists provide a logic that captures this idea, and they attempt to justify this logic by showing that in principle it leads to optimal decisions about which of various risky alternatives should be pursued.

Taleb captures this idea in the title of one of his book chapters: "The Souk and the Office Building".