Sentence examples for early person from inspiring English sources

Mr. Emmanuel was an early person of interest, but it is unclear whether he was interviewed.

By Anne Carson If I were an early person I'd look for the limits of wisdom by going to sacred oak trees or the local blind man with lips on fire.

Not that it would be nice if you were an early person, but that YOU want to be actively engaged in becoming a person who is always early.

This fact, added to the presentation of the cases, suggested early person-to-person transmission, so the food questionnaire was only accomplished for the first cases.

Compliment the other person early in the conversation.

One is the same person as the person who existed last week or many years ago if one has memories of the earlier person's conscious experiences.

An earlier "person of interest" who was said to have appeared at the scene has been identified and ruled out of the inquiry.

Socrates seems to have been the earliest person to think critically about the conditions of happiness, and how one could be happy, and in doing so he caused a shift in the way people thought about the subject.

McMahan himself suggests that, in a conflict between an earlier person and a current nonperson, the interests of the earlier person ought to trump (McMahan 2002, 502-03).

On this view whether, for example, PB is identical with the earlier person with A's body depends on whether there is an equally good later candidate, such as PC, for being the earlier A-body person (Nozick 1981).

More controversially, I also argued that highly vital interests of the current nonperson ought to trump even some non-trivial, rather serious interests of the earlier person.