Sentence examples for commitment to the possibility from inspiring English sources
The Yogācāra Buddhists' best argument for their subjectivism which one suspects derives more fundamentally from a commitment to the possibility of a universal nirvāṇa experience, although this is not said is perceptual illusion.
Her latest, "Sunday Jews," like the 23 before it, evinces Calisher's passion for language and commitment to the possibilities of both a long sentence and a well-placed pause.
Mr Khan said the announcement had been "about short-term gain, with vague commitments to the possibility of a new prison being built somewhere down the line".
Meanwhile, Weaver signalled her continued commitment to exploring the possibility of a return for Ripley, though it is understood she has not yet officially signed on to the role.
The president's erratic behavior on Syria cost him the most respected member of his Cabinet, former defense secretary Jim Mattis; rattled allies and partners unsure about U.S. commitment to the region; and increased the possibility of a military confrontation between Turkey and Kurdish forces in Syria.
So, while the moral law's authority is not here made contingent on the possibility of HGi, our commitment to the law is.
There is also the possibility that Anaxagoras has no commitment to the reality of these other worlds, but is simply engaging in a thought experiment to show how the rotation would work (Fränkel 1969, Vlastos 1975, Schofield 1996).
One possibility is that they reflect Grotius' commitment to the idea of philosophia perennis.
Two distinctive aspects of the rationalist project are (a) its commitment to the modal rationalist thesis that we have apriori access to the space of metaphysical possibility and (b) its commitment to an apriori aspect of meaning that can be captured with the 2D modal framework.
