Sentence examples for disposing us from inspiring English sources
Intellectual courage and caution are the virtues that dispose us to respond appropriately to perceived threats in our intellectual lives, courage disposing us to not be unduly intimidated, caution disposing us to not take inappropriate risks in achieving intellectual goods (219).
And a number of philosophers have suggested that desires are only one psychological state able to initiate action, so that it is a mistake to identify desires with psychological states disposing us to actions.
Astra inclinant, non necissitant — "The stars dispose us, they don't compel us," the Romans believed, and while Ahmadinejad and I are both dark and skinny, I don't otherwise see much of a kinship.
Intellectual autonomy disposes us to be appropriately dependent on others' intellectual guidance and achievements (261).
Intellectual generosity disposes us to happily give "the intellectual goods freely to others, for their own sake" (293).
Hutcheson claimed that we possess, in addition to our external senses, a special moral sense that disposes us to respond to benevolence with the distinctive feelings of approbation.
Those finding self-deception morally objectionable, generally assume that self-deception or, at least, the character that disposes us to it, is under our control to some degree.
Intellectual firmness disposes us to "grip currently possessed particular intellectual goods" just tightly enough, so that we are intellectually neither too rigid nor flaccid (206).
Intellectual humility disposes us to be only minimally concerned with our reputation, especially when it would interfere with the acquisition of intellectual goods (250).
It is rather saying that the mood, the horizon, in which we conduct ourselves tends to dispose us in particular ways.
An alternative account, and one which does not appeal to any phenomenological aspects of memory, is that memories dispose us to form past-tensed beliefs, and is by virtue of this that they represent an event as past.
