Sentence examples for empty concepts from inspiring English sources

Liberalism, in Mr. Fish's analysis, has shored itself up with just such grand empty concepts.

Generalised, "empty" concepts can result in confusion and people "losing trust", it warns.

If externalism about empty concepts fails, then EXT may well entail (1) apriori, per the incompatibilist's reductio.

A further problem is that the neo-logicist construction of the natural numbers makes essential use of empty concepts.

However this issue unfolds, externalism about empty concepts faces a further challenge (Segal 2000, pp. 54 56).

But from this it does not follow that there cannot be "empty" concepts or "blind" intuitions outside the special context of objectively valid judgments.

Green growth is the emperor's new clothes, it is an empty concept.

And in any case, "normalisation" itself is an empty concept, for what is "normal" today might no longer be so tomorrow; no one can tell.

They might also see that hot is a pretty empty concept, based mostly on rankings that in themselves are fairly arbitrary.

It's a little bit of any empty concept in some ways because it presupposes that there was some sort of magical moment when everything was right.

It's hard to argue that ethnicity is an empty concept when one gene mutation for an iron storage disease, hemochromatosis, affects fewer than 1percentt of Armenians but 8 percent of Norwegians.