Sentence examples for csm i from inspiring English sources

CSM: I have a problem with that.

CSM: I was too picky even when I was nine.

CSM: I thought Puppet on a String [with which Shaw won Eurovision in 1967] was possibly the worst record she made.

Relevant short passages include: Treatise on Man (CSM I, p. 103; AT XI, p. 144).

To do that is to pursue virtue in a perfect manner" (art. 153; CSM I 384).

Discourse on Method (CSM I, p. 141; AT VI, p. 59).

After I completed CSM, I was really passionate about coal deposits.

He claims that modes presuppose attributes (AT VIIIA 25; CSM I 210); and, in Article 52, he claims that attributes presuppose an existing substance (AT VIIIA 25; CSM I 210).

Third, Descartes described these animal spirits as "a very fine wind, or rather a very lively and pure flame" (AT XI 129, CSM I:100) and as "a certain very fine air or wind" (AT XI 331, CSM I 330).

Given that extension is an attribute, and that nothing cannot possess any attributes (AT VIIIA 25; CSM I 210), it follows that "nothingness cannot possess any extension" (AT VIIIA 50; CSM I 231).

This is because we have frequently experienced sound bodily health, but have never known true health of the mind" (AT X 215/CSM I 3).