Sentence examples for different sorts of objects from inspiring English sources
I go on to consider two different sorts of objects of social construction representations and human traits and discuss naturalistic, constructionist approaches to them.
One candidate view is that we may distinguish the kinds of environments by their different sorts of objects and properties: we find columns in built environments and trees in natural environments and never the other way around.
What is needed is a different sort of object for thought: a kind of object that can be thought of under different aspects (say, as "the sum of 5 and 7," or as "the integer 12").
We must recognize that the soul is a different sort of object from the body so much so that it does not depend on the existence of the body for its functioning, and can in fact grasp the nature of the forms far more easily when it is not encumbered by its attachment to anything corporeal.
As an alternative to an abstractist-concretist divide, a pluralist ontology (per Danto 1993), allows "material bases" and "aesthetic ideas" as different sorts of architectural objects.
We need a taxonomy of the different sorts of possible emotional objects.
The considerations suggest that 'in' is ambiguous, but perhaps it is univocal with a very sense general meaning that involves containment of an appropriate sort and different objects require different sorts of appropriate containment.
And its greatest effect is felt in art museums where each object makes a different set of demands and promises different sorts of effects.
There's the possibility that these objects won't behave the same way every time, that they'll exhibit different sorts of behavior depending on what other things are doing, what you're doing.
