Sentence examples for describing genuine from inspiring English sources

Of course, Hume treats these laws not so much as describing genuine "causes" or "powers" of nature, but rather in opposition to Newton's own view which insisted on the reality and causal nature of forces (Janiak 2007)—as a way to keep track of the appearances (recall section 3 above).

For the majority of our BPMs, we have evidence (in the form of either high-confidence enrichment results or well-characterized protein-protein interactions) that we are describing genuine redundant pathways.

Is what Mr Prescott described genuine bulimia?

The show finds more solid ground with the migrant worker's story, which, though put across somewhat crudely, describes genuine oppression.

He describes "genuine horror at the overweening power of central government and its treatment of citizens either as supplicants... or lab rats in some vast social experiment, designed to improve mankind".

JK Rowling saw over 100,000 retweets yesterday, when she described genuine presidential candidate Donald Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigration to the US as "horrible," saying in response to comparisons with her character Voldemort that He Who Must Not Be Named was "nowhere near as bad".

So described, genuine theism involves what we may call a "thin" conception of God.

The movement of the display medium may cause several distinctive motion patterns that do not describe genuine faces.

Conversely, participants also described genuine patient-centered care by doctors they perceived as caring, whom they felt sincerely respected them as persons and included them in making medical decisions.

Imaginable is either administration of a drug that stimulates the synthesis of the described genuine morphogens within the nephrogenic zone or administration of pharmacologically active morphogens by a smart drug delivery system.

Similarly, if an "action at a distance" version of Newtonian gravitational theory had turned out to be correct, this would be a theory that described genuine causal relationships according to interventionist accounts of causation, but not according to causal process accounts.