Sentence examples for entry will discuss from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, this entry will discuss both properties and relations.

This entry will discuss "moral character" in the Greek sense of having or lacking moral virtue.

This entry will discuss issues in the philosophy of science and philosophy of mind that pertain to psychiatry.

The remainder of this entry will discuss different methods, or procedures, that can be used to determine the winner of an election.

This entry will discuss only the distributive aspects of international justice, rather than on all aspects of international relations and institutions that might be morally important.

The remainder of this entry will discuss DMR, the contention that it is unlikely that fundamental moral disagreements can be rationally resolved, arguments for and challenges to MMR, mixed positions that combine moral relativism and moral objectivism, and the relationship between moral relativism and tolerance.

In this entry we will discuss formal accounts of conversational implicatures that explicitly take into account the interactive reasoning of speaker and hearer (e.g., what speaker and hearer believe about each other, the relevant aspects of the context of utterance etc).

The entry will not discuss evil in the broad sense or the problem of evil to any significant degree (these topics will be discussed briefly only in section 2).

This entry will primarily discuss republicanism in this second sense.

This entry will, first, discuss the positive and negative motivations underlying proposals for world government.

This entry will, moreover, discuss writings primarily within the tradition of liberal egalitarianism.