Sentence examples for crucially involve from inspiring English sources

He maintained that these disorders crucially involve the conflict between a person's two "selves": the false self, which the very young child constructs to please the mother, and the true self.

That evidence will crucially involve the theorist's own experience.

Rather, they seem to crucially involve aspects of both.

The Categories leads us to expect that the study of being in general (being qua being) will crucially involve the study of substance, and when we turn to the Metaphysics we are not disappointed.

To the extent attitudes are held to crucially involve swift and automatic, or unreflective, patterns of reaction and association, our self-knowledge of them would appear to be correspondingly problematic, corrigible by data from implicit measures (Bohner and Dickel 2011; Schwitzgebel 2011a).

We have listed this puzzle here rather than under the Good Samaritan Puzzle (in turn under puzzles associated with OB-RM) since, unlike the Standard Good Samaritan, this puzzle seems to crucially involve a contrary-to-duty conditional, and so it is often assumed that a solution to the Chisholm Paradox should be a solution to this puzzle as well (and vice versa).

Hamilton was crucially involved in the Independent Group's collaborative exhibition This Is Tomorrow held at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, in London, in August 1956.

Also, in 1963, he emphasized that the "new things coming to cinema" crucially involved the rise of a new generation of women filmmakers.

And both have been crucially involved in bossa nova, working closely and consequentially in the 1970s with the legendary singer Elis Regina.

"There's never been" a foreigner "so crucially involved in a decision by the United States to go to war," our reviewer, Leslie Gelb, said about Ahmad Chalabi.

This response crucially involves understanding, and no theory of expression that is not also a theory of how expression is understood can be persuasive.