Sentence examples for entail that we from inspiring English sources
To be clear, our spiritual freedom does not entail that we can question all the norms of our lives at once, and we are not free to invent our principles out of nothing.
Distinguishing between different types of acts does not entail that we are many different persons.
The Empiricism thesis does not entail that we have empirical knowledge.
But that stipulation does not entail that we are entitled to reason in accord with the inference rule.
The strong conception seems to entail that we know nearly nothing at all about the material world outside of our own minds or about the past.
It might be causally impotent and metaphysically queer, but the fact that we can discuss it would entail that we were stuck with it anyway.
They've heard me mention the way in which we turned to medicine when I couldn't get pregnant on my own, know the vague outlines of what IVF entails and that we have seven frozen embryos leftover from the cycles that resulted in their births.
And if there is just one power, then either determinism entails that we lack this power or it does not.
Obviously, Peirce's complicated definition entails that we have an infinite sequence of representamens of an object whenever we have any one representamen of it.
A proper conception of God entails that we depend on God in every way possible, not just ontologically but cognitively as well.
