After careful consideration Bolzano decided against the view to define a proposition as something constructed out of ideas (i.e., as a connection of two arbitrary ideas by means of the copula [has]) (WL II, 18); he rather suggested that we define ideas as those parts of a proposition which are not themselves propositions (WL I, 216, WL II, 18).
Elektronic The Barbican Centre, London EC2 On paper, this must have seemed like a good, if somewhat loosely defined, idea.
But imaginations are limited when girls are given only a narrowly defined idea of what being a woman looks like.
"New Yorkers have a very defined idea of what they want out of coffee and a coffee shop," Mr. Nye said.
In the generations since caricature became a clearly defined idea, there have been occasional examples in painting and sculpture alongside the more usual drawing for reproduction.
Kenyon accepts that the Barbican was built with "a very defined idea of what the arts was – the old model of the arts being offered to the audience, 'We know what's good for you.'" It has, though, turned out to be much more flexible than its designers could ever have imagined.
McNamara has a very strong and defined idea of what he wants from his set-up.
For students with a clearly defined idea of what they want to study, perhaps the best resource will be a professor at an undergraduate institution who currently serves as an adviser or mentor.
Kurz campaigned on a vague promise of "change", and an even less defined idea of fixing the country's morals.
With these facts in mind popular American culture has a fairly defined idea as to who I am, or at least should have been.
Patients do not need to have a clearly defined idea or plan for change in order to receive BPR because an important component of BPR is helping patients explore their options.
