Sentence examples for developing the position from inspiring English sources

In developing the position that our metaphysical propensities are grounded in the "very nature of human reason," Kant (in the Introduction to the Dialectic) characterizes reason as a capacity for syllogistic reasoning.

As armoured tactics developed, the position of the commander as well as the role he played in battle changed.

Interpretivism is famously associated with Ronald Dworkin, who developed the position in a number of publications spanning 45 years (see the works of Dworkin cited in the Bibliography).

Both the New Elucidation, which was Kant's first work concerned mainly with metaphysics, and the Physical Monadology further develop the position on the interaction of finite substances that he first outlined in Living Forces.

Charles Hartshorne, perhaps the most eminent American philosopher of religion of the Twentieth century, adopted and expanded Whitehead's ideas for a process view of God and developed the position of process theism in the style of rational speculative process thought.

Clausen and Voll [4] do not develop the position on the extent of the railway reforms and various follow up measures designed to drive the whole strategic move into a more liberalized and competitive position including rail on rail and rail on road competition.

After the film was developed, the positions of the product and PAPS were identified by overlaying the autoradiogram and gel using the markers for alignment.

We discussed Kazakh democracy (developing), the geographical position of Kazakhstan on a map of the world (in the very center), and the contributions of the Kazakh people to world history (significant).

She has been instrumental in developing the Guardian's position as an independent and highly credible voice in Australia's political and cultural landscape and her team have produced some fantastic journalism that we should all be proud of".

Half a century earlier, Malcolm X made a strikingly similar argument, saying, "If we try and establish some industry in our own community, then we're developing to the position where we are creating employment for our own kind".

Apollinaris The Younger, Latin Apollinarius (born c. 310 died c. 390) bishop of Laodicea who developed the heretical position concerning the nature of Christ called Apollinarianism.