Sentence examples for dispositions there from inspiring English sources

Second, and in accordance with the previous assumption, let us consider that for all medical dispositions there exists a fixed and finite number of concerns for health (Fge 2).

In addition, logical behaviorists argued that if statements about mental states were equivalent in meaning to statements about behavioral dispositions, there could be an unproblematic account of how mental state terms could be applied both to oneself and others, and how they could be taught and learned.

The main problem a dispositional account of sounds has to face is that even if we accept that sounds are sound dispositions, there appear prima facie to exist, on top of those dispositions, the individual, occurrent sounds – those that last when the disposition is realized.

For those of a more sensitive disposition there are "straight" retellings, simplified for younger readers, such as Marcia Williams's, recently reissued.

Yet it was clear to Showalter that Dickey had a knuckleballer's disposition: "There's a lot of things that go into it, and R. A. had all of them.

The average score properly ranked the discharge dispositions, and there was excellent separation between the averages for each of the categories.

Piazza says he believes Howe has an "even-keeled disposition" and there should be "a little more consistency all the way around," which sounded like a criticism of the frenetic style of the departed manager, Bobby Valentine.

The responses, then, are a function of the stimuli, attendant circumstances, and basis, and one who specifies these and who specifies in detail their correlation "has said all about the disposition that there is to say" (1944, 51).

Figure 9 shows there dispositions in a way their range covers all the target zones.

"Instead of a disposition of terror, now there's this disposition of malice.

In the hierarchical disposition of universe there are "intermediate" beings to which everything that happens in the world may be related.