Sentence examples for distinct from themselves from inspiring English sources
Some people do find such labels help them to recognise their "illness" as an entity distinct from themselves.
Natural bodies are said to act for the sake of something distinct from themselves, which they lack.
Adding that dharmas are borne by causal conditions counters the idea of intrinsic natures borne by underlying substances distinct from themselves.
Feuerbach's central claim in The Essence of Christianity is that religion is an alienated form of human self-consciousness insofar as it involves the relation of human beings to their own essence as though to a being distinct from themselves.
The TV "Broad City" also makes Jacobson and Glazer, living in a world we more or less recognize, into stable characters — Abbi and Ilana — distinct from themselves.
A signature feature of association on Hume's view is that it requires no resources distinct from the perceptions themselves.
Accordingly, there is no need to assume that there is anything in the individual humans, distinct from these humans themselves, a common yet individualized nature waiting to be abstracted by the mind.
Yes, we have seen mothers organizing against drunk driving, gun violence or bullying with notable success, but that is distinct from mothers fighting for themselves.
The dominant ethnic group here is the Monpa, a Buddhist people who speak a language closely related to Tibetan but consider themselves distinct from the Tibetans on the high plateau.
"This paper is the first to isolate exposure in cars as distinct from the children smoking themselves and from exposure at home," said Luke Clancy, the director general of the Research Institute for a Tobacco Free Society, and one of the study's authors.
And so, instead of absolute places and motions, we use relative ones; and that without any inconvenience in common affairs; but in philosophical disquisitions, we ought to abstract from our senses, and consider things themselves, distinct from what are only sensible measures of them.
