Sentence examples for considered in itself from inspiring English sources

Diplomats also noted that the secretary shook hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi, an act that was considered in itself a significant step forward in relations that have been officially frozen since the Iranian revolution of 1979.

This content can be considered in itself, as independent from its physical or mental existence.

Considered in itself the offence of, say, lying is an infringement of a law, rule, and/or a moral principle.

In short, we need to distinguish between the offence considered in itself and the institutional effect of committing that offence.

He repeats these connections in Ip24d, "For that whose nature involves existence (considered in itself) is its own cause, and exists only from the necessity of its nature".

The motion considered in itself is different from both the accompanying state (or result) as well as the composite of the state and motion.

Various corollaries and consequences of these main results are also considered in Section 2 itself.

What makes a mirror the mirror that it is is its activity of always mirroring, and when considered in and of itself, it possesses no specific image to mirror.

For example, physical pain, considered just in itself, is plausibly considered to be universally bad for the person experiencing it, apart from what any authority might decree, yet this moral truth is arguably not stance-independent.

So true (verum) was nothing but being (ens) itself considered in relation to an intellect, no matter whether divine or human.

As for Westchester, Mr. Ginsburg said, about the only projects still worth considering in Westchester itself are what he calls "rescue missions".