Sentence examples for dominant kind from inspiring English sources
Speedway racing became the dominant kind of automobile racing in the United States.
I'm not sure Sanchez will ever become the dominant kind of passer that Brady, Peyton Manning, Rodgers, Brees are, but he has elevated his game in the postseason the last two years and that's a good sign.
For the obsessive crafter — the dominant kind this weekend — it can be tough to resist the hanging skeins of mohair blended with silk, the hand-crafted glass buttons and the handfuls of fiber from the Bluefaced Leicester, this year's featured breed.
Burke answers that, in general, an object has the persistence conditions associated with its dominant kind.
At that point there was no statue, so Lump's dominant kind is simply lump of clay.
The dominant kinds view has several advantages over the eliminativist views discussed in the previous section.
A third problem for the dominant kinds view is that it cannot be extended to cover all cases of constitution.
We consider this second option in section 5, where we discuss the dominant kinds view of Michael Burke (1992).
For example, the anthropic objection from section 2 can also be raised against the dominant kinds view (Sider 2001, p. 165).
Most notably, the dominant kinds view recognizes the existence of ordinary objects like statues and lumps of clay and allows for these objects to gain and lose parts.
