Sentence examples for class of ideas from inspiring English sources

It is rather that there is a tendency to relapse into that class of ideas, expressions, and circumstances, which is most connected with the grosser and more animal portion of our nature; and that the detestable morality of the most prominent character in the story is accompanied with every sort of palliation short of unblushing justification".

There is no actual variation, no change in time, only atemporal relations between a proposition, the class of ideas admitted for substitution, and the class of propositions resulting from the successive substitutions.

Initially, the search process is unmoored within the class of ideas; however, once the initial idea has been settled, search for the next idea then becomes moored to it.

However, we suggest there is a problem with both these classes of ideas.

Bolzano made some modifications and generalized it to relations between classes of ideas and also to relations between empty (objectless) ideas.

To many, he symbolizes Italy's old political class, out of ideas and out of touch.

The Republican voter really cannot win with you guys; he must be painted as stupid and reactionary in conformity with the chattering-class narrative of ideas that, in the 21st Century, is now so old it has liver spots on it.

Come back when you know your facts.' While the statement was made with a grandfather's affection — it also had the judgement of a world-class assessor of ideas.

As 2018 dawns, come along to this evening class with historian of ideas Dr Hannah Dawson and get an intellectual grounding on the urgent topic of feminism.

A sentential form, or equivalently the corresponding proposition "in which certain ideas are considered variable", can generate a whole class of propositions if appropriate ideas are substituted for the variable ideas.

In reaction to the mamading incident there are reports that the local tourism authorities would like to reposition Magaluf in the market to attract a higher class of clientele – an idea I encountered also in 1997.