Sentence examples for committed view from inspiring English sources

While naturalism about natural kind classifications is a matter of there being natural groupings and distinctions among things and as such has no ontological commitment, realism is an ontologically committed view.

But Guillermo Endara, who was the American-backed president when the crime was committed, views Mr. González's legal problems as his own.

As the most egregious offence an individual could commit, viewed as seriously as though the accused had personally attacked the monarch, high treason demanded the ultimate punishment.

First, we are committed to viewing and interpreting world affairs from a truly global perspective.

Never afraid of taking a stand about any issue that interested or irritated him, Lemmy committed his views on a variety of subjects for posterity in his 2002 autobiography, White Line Fever, and in an eponymous documentary in 2010.

They point out that they are not committed to viewing fetuses as persons.

Once it has the new staff in place it has committed to viewing all reports (made via its Report button) within 24 hours of receiving them.

The importance of such judgments became clear when James and Pourtless ([2009]), who are not committed to viewing birds as theropods, inferred a phylogeny of the earliest birds and their relatives rather different from the 'theropod-bird' consensus.

On one end of the spectrum is the view that all ordinary assertive uses of the quantifiers 'there is' and 'some' are ontologically committing, a view that may be dubbed "allism" (see Lewis 1990, and §1.6.4 above).

A desire satisfaction view that restricts the qualifying desires must give an account of what restricts them, and obviously, the account may commit the view to foundational pluralism.

By Franz Wright The New Yorker, March 31 , 2003P. 74 The only animal that commits suicide View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.