Sentence examples for enough conception from inspiring English sources

That is a common enough conception of how theories are conceived and used.

Des Bosses thought that this reductive view of corporeal substance did not provide a robust enough conception of the reality of bodies to properly ground the doctrine of transubstantiation.

Simple enough in conception, these images are nonetheless deeply unsettling.

Secondly, even given Divers's richer concept of "possible worlds semantics", a conception rich enough that many realists about possible worlds would also not wish to suppose that they should have such a semantics, some modal fictionalists can have such a semantics in exactly Divers's sense (the broad modal fictionalists).

One question that might be raised here is whether we are left with enough of our ordinary conception of morality to include genuine notions of blame and responsibility.

That's bad enough for our intuitive conception of perceptual experience, but it gets worse: for later we'll see how the arguments can be supplemented so as they support the rejection of Openness too (§3.1).

For example, the worry that consequentialism is too demanding has been addressed within the consequentialist framework, by replacing "best" with "good enough" — substituting a "satisficing" conception for a "maximizing" one.

Despite Russell's misgivings about modal notions, it is clear enough from Russell's conception of logic that logical relations between propositions would always obtain in virtue of their form (IMP, 197 98; PLA, 237 39).

This leads to the constitution of a perceptually validated sound corpus with regard to the motor, instrument-like, and impact categories, which is now large and representative enough to consider the conception and validation of a predictive tool for automatic classification of environmental sounds in these three categories.

The reader will find there reasons for thinking that Kant and Frege may have shared enough of a common conception about logic for us to believe that equivocation doesn't undermine the apparent inconsistency between their views on the reducibility of arithmetic to logic.

McAlpine felt that "Dinosaur" was the album's best track, and went on to note that its conception was enough to "drive rock-bores into a state of spluttering fury".