However, Carnap stressed that the Ramsey sentence cannot be said to be expressed in a "simple" but only an "extended" observational language, for due to its higher-order quantificational apparatus it includes "an advanced complicated logic embracing virtually the whole of mathematics" (1966, [1996, 253]).
Obama has embraced virtually every significant aspect of Bush's national security strategy.
Noting criticisms this might embrace "virtually anything", Finklestein [ 12] suggests global governance is "governing, without sovereign authority, relationships that transcend national frontiers.
Ismene Brown, Telegraph 2000 "[Bintley's] commitment to full-length story ballets, a genre you won't see many younger choreographers embracing, is virtually unparalleled".
As the debacle, embraced by virtually the whole of Blair's till then popular Labour government, unfolded, and as Blair's hyping of simply ludicrous claims became evident, faith in political elites fell precipitously.
This is a story of restless men incapable of embracing a settled domestic life; virtually all the women are either whores or temperance zealots.
It's a very rare thing to come across a show that embraces its simplicity with virtually zero pretense.
But occasional dialogue is one thing -- the imposition of Brotherhood rule is another, with all the consequences of of the Brotherhood's well-known embrace of virtually anything Washington would find objectionable.
How do we disconnect from distraction and learn to embrace what is not virtually in our life but literally?
Although virtually all Americans believe in the myth, different groups embrace very different ideas about how to achieve the "deliverance from evil" it promises.
