Sentence examples for certain kind of action from inspiring English sources

Jewishness exists only because of "the belief of non-Jews that Jews constitute a racial entity and a certain kind of action on the part of non-Jews based on this belief".

For instance, if a group avoids a certain kind of action, the correct explanation, given the identity and the role of pleasure and pain in learning, could be that this kind of act is wrong.

Attitudinal accounts see consent as a mental state of affirmation or willingness, while performative accounts see it as a certain kind of action or utterance (for instance, saying "yes" or nodding).

NFA weapons range from fully automatic machine guns to silencers, short-barreled rifles and shotguns, tanks, cannons, and bazookas basically anything you've seen in a certain kind of action movie as well as obscurities like the Marble Game Getter and pen gun.

This suggests that the highly mediatized issue of the paedophile is more than just a media frenzy: it sets the stage for certain kinds of action.

But (rightly or wrongly), that's the sort of thing that many people take as reason for condemning certain kinds of action.

In these ways, data dashboards and visualizations function as graphical performance indicators of institutions' progress toward the accomplishment of government market reforms, and as visual prompts for certain kinds of action and intervention.

(Indeed, in light of the difficulty raised here, one might wonder if Davidson is entitled to consider P2 a "mild" form of internalism (p. 26).) As with Hare, this internalist commitment rules out as impossible certain kinds of action contrary to one's evaluative judgment.

The government, he insists, has every right to outlaw certain kinds of actions.

But grumbling persists over the details, with networks trying to carve out exceptions that allow them to track certain kinds of actions and not others.

In other words, a deontological approach calls for doing certain things on principle or because they are inherently right, whereas a teleological approach advocates that certain kinds of actions are right because of the goodness of their consequences.