Sentence examples for especially as expressed from inspiring English sources

She discusses the difference between knowledge and thought, especially as expressed by Kant.

It is replicated in views about Russia itself, especially as expressed in "old" Europe.

A demonstrated desire and goals appropriate to this field of study, especially as expressed in the statement of purpose.

They based that fight on current political thought, especially as expressed by Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Paine.

But several activists say they are concerned that the self-restraint, especially as expressed in the Sierra Club memorandum, has gone too far.

Ludwig Binswanger, (born April 13 , 1881 Kreuzlingen, Switz. died Feb. 5, 1966, Kreuzlingen), Swiss psychiatrist and writer who applied the principles of existential phenomenology, especially as expressed by Martin Heidegger, to psychotherapy.

The main reason given for the mistrust of traditional healers was the presumed lack of expertise that led to misdiagnosis and mistreatment of their clients, especially infants as expressed here: They [traditional healers] have their skills, but still you cannot trust on their skills hundred percent.

Regressions were also successful in identifying which growth features were not affected by flooding, especially allocation patterns, as expressed by parameters such as below : above-ground ratios, and leaf and root mass allocation.

Especially since the chance of benefit, as expressed by N.N.T., might not be worth the risk of harm, as expressed by N.N.H. We'll discuss that more next week.

She has argued that art, especially music, is part of our biology, as expressed through the mode and filter of culture.

Especially when expressed as frequency distributions these indices offer valuable information on spatial woodland structure.