Sentence examples for concerned to explain the from inspiring English sources
In sum, both readings agree that Plato is concerned to explain the distinctive capacity of humans to classify sense-perception under universals.
Proponents of the intellectual seemings account must be concerned to explain the error of their opponents and, ideally, to enable them to locate the states in themselves.
Indeed, unlike Strawson, Hume is much more concerned with the detailed mechanism whereby our moral sentiments are aroused, and thus he is particularly concerned to explain the relevance of spontaneity, indifference, and necessity to the functioning of moral sentiment.
Both patients and significant others were more concerned to explain the patient's current functional status in terms of personal narratives relating to the patient as either stoical and heroic in the case of the working sample or as a blameless victim amongst the non-working sample.
If we are concerned to explain why the stick is that long, one answer is that the matter of the particular compels it to have determinate length.[15] Only when we shift to the question 'What is length?', do we begin to reflect upon the relations between length and the fact that each of these material particulars has a specific length.
He was concerned to explain how the process of looking at a motif or subject depicted in a work of art both echoes how we look at phenomena in the real world and how it differs radically from it.
Finally, I was particularly concerned to explain to these families the focus of my work by showing them the book entitled 'Transhumances: a relic of the past or a future practice?' published by the Maison de la Transhumance (Fabre 2002), in which a map of the Mediterranean identifies areas where seasonal movements of flocks of sheep still take place.
Significantly if their recommendations are rejected the Committee would have to contact the minister concerned to explain and justify their decision.
Debates today concern how to explain the historical development of the physical traits we associate with races, but nobody with any standing believes that the racial groups named in the Great Chain of Being actually exist.
Bosanquet's principal concern was to explain the basis of political authority and the state, the place of the citizen in society, and the nature, source and limits of human rights.
