Sentence examples for claim apart from inspiring English sources

However, Burge offers little argument for this claim, apart from the argument mentioned in Sections 2.3.1 and 4.1.1 above that for certain sorts of self-ascriptions error in general (and not just "brute error") is impossible, due to the "self-verifying" nature of such self-ascriptions.

Nor can "culture" exert claims apart from those of its individual members.

Last year, an accounting in the journal BioSocieties claimed to take apart the earlier $1 billion figure and find that drug companies were really only spending $55 million on each new drugs.

A Raspberry Pi monitors a tail sensor, waiting for excited wags — which it can, the creators claim, tell apart from ordinary wags.

The realist wishes to claim that apart from the mundane sort of empirical dependence of objects and their properties familiar to us from everyday life, there is no further (philosophically interesting) sense in which everyday objects and their properties can be said to be dependent on anyone's linguistic practices, conceptual schemes, or whatever.

You can take those claims apart in detail, but a simpler answer may be just to look at independent inflation measures, like MIT's Billion Prices Index: No hint of book-cooking there.

Conflicting claims apart, Britain's first military operations against the Argentine garrison on the Falklands, starting before dawn on Saturday, seem to have been conducted with immaculate professional skill.

The judge threw out all claims apart from those relating to Ben Dover and watered down the wording of letters.

This view seemed to go unnoticed until Kilwardby referred to it; originality claims apart, the significance of Kilwardby's statement must be emphasized.

City have said they would not comment on Der Spiegel's claims, apart from to describe them as an "organised and clear" attempt to damage their reputation.

NI trials performed after authorization have a reinforced obligation to make additional claims, apart from the primary (efficacy) endpoint, for the results of such trials to be clinically relevant.