Sentence examples for derived reasons from inspiring English sources

So derived reasons are variable, and underived ones invariant.

We therefore conducted a qualitative analysis of the free-text comments and conducted a number of purposively sampled in-depth interviews to gain a deeper understanding of pre-defined and newly derived reasons for TI.

Here FA theories conflict with the commonsense view of value, which derives reasons from values (cf. Stratton-Lake and Hooker 2006).

As the two categories are both born and always living and educated in Italy, this last discrimination can only be derived by reasons connected to racism (taste-based discrimination).

Since morals clearly do have an influence on actions and affections, 'it follows that they cannot be derived from reason; and that because reason alone, as we have already proved, can never have any such influence' (Treatise III.1).

However, even accounts that derive reasons from the nature of agency may ultimately vindicate some form of internalism.

Lay opinions about health and disease reflect conceptual models applied by individuals or communities to derive reasons for ill-health and causes of death.

On the whole in EPM Hume does not appeal to the thesis that reason cannot produce motives in order to show that morals are not derived from reason alone, but limits himself to the epistemic and descriptive arguments showing that reason alone cannot discern virtue and vice in order to reject ethical rationalism in favor of sentimentalism.

We derived main reason for PICU/CICU admission from routinely collected data, and more detailed information on reason for intensive care admission was not available.

Attempts by philosophers and revolutionaries to plan society in advance, using political principles purportedly derived from reason alone, are misguided and likely to end in disaster, conservatives say.

Therefore morals cannot be derived from reason alone.