Sentence examples for concepts of him from inspiring English sources

In fact — and here we return to conceptualism — on the basis of what Auriol has said, we can deduce that every particular thing, e.g. Socrates, has several potential intentional existences: one for each of Socrates' rationes, those basic units of intellectual acquaintance that direct the mind to form certain concepts of him.

Yet if God is utterly transcendent, it is doubtful that humans could possess an adequate concept of him or form true propositions about him.

He remains one of the most popular Cubs in history, but the concept of him as a manager is a stretch to some, even after four years.

Buridan and Dorp argue that while my first-formed singular concept is equally similar to the second person to appear, it is not a concept of him, because it is caused by a different individual.

White keeps saying he wants to be safe and healthy, but he's not even giving the concept of him playing NBA basketball a chance.

The concept of him loving another woman took a long time to sink in, but love is love, and he was content.

Yiannopoulos apologized during a press conference today saying that he regrets the comments, but that "as a victim of child abuse" the concept of him being a supporter of pedophilia is "absurd".

Being a queer person myself, when Mason wears nail polish to openly challenge the concepts of masculinity around him, I was totally cheering for him.

"We have different concepts of No  10, me and him," Mourinho said.

In his 'Self-Portrait' Twardowski also remarks that it was the question of the nature of concepts that brought him to Content and Object.

With him was Marcus Elliott, a sports scientist and founder of the Peak Performance Project, who trains Korver in the off-season and introduced the concept of misogi to him earlier that summer.