Sentence examples for draw a division from inspiring English sources

By focusing only on procedures — "Draw a division house, put '242' on the inside and '16' on the outside, etc". — and not on what the procedures mean, "I, We, You" turns school math into a sort of arbitrary process wholly divorced from the real world of numbers.

Again, she could follow the new actualists and draw a division between actually concrete and non-actual, possibly concrete simples; or she could introduce Plantinga-style haecceities to go proxy for merely possible simples.

Second, present-day processists draw attention to the fact that early process thinkers were divided in their assessment of the phenomenon of evolution, since they failed to draw a division within the phenomenon of evolution itself.

Draw a division between the doors and the handles (which are joined together).

Mill drew a division between the moral and the intellectual causes of fallacies.

Many Western arguments in favor of aid to Ukraine try to draw a clear division between the old Ukrainian government and the one that came to power after the revolution, a year ago.

Suggesting, as Mr. Scherman does, that electronic musicians "would never know the pleasure" experienced by a traditional rock drummer, or that they "don't like to admit it, but computer music makes you lazy," draws a false division between different sorts of musical instruments and, as such, musicians.

Speaking on BBC Sheffield on Thursday, Clegg sought to draw a line under the divisions and made it clear he did not think Cable was involved.

But she attempted to draw a line under the divisions and concerns about her leadership, extending a press conference at a road construction site north of Sydney on Friday to face down questions from journalists about the government's stability.

Speaking on BBC Sheffield and LBC Radio on Thursday, Clegg sought to draw a line under the divisions and made it clear he did not believe "for a second" that Cable was involved.

Shorten said he wanted to "draw a line under the divisions of the past" and accused the government of hiding from scrutiny because only two weeks of parliamentary sittings had been scheduled this year.