Sentence examples for explicitly appeals from inspiring English sources

Robert Alyngton's own Insolubilia, for instance, from around 1380, explicitly appeals to Wyclif's theory.

(See Adams 1972) And Leibniz sometimes implicitly, sometimes explicitly, appeals to this principle in his metaphysics, most notably when he is also employing the Principle of Sufficient Reason.

McTaggart's The Nature of Existence explicitly appeals to two empirical claims, first that something exists and second that what exists is differentiated, i.e., has proper parts.

Similarly, in the early dialogues we find that Socrates, in keeping with the claim that he is neither a metaphysician nor epistemologist, has nothing to say about recollection and never explicitly appeals to Forms.

She also claims that male domination is pervasive, and she explicitly appeals to a master/subject model to understand it; as she puts it, "in modern civil society all men are deemed good enough to be women's masters" (Pateman 1988, 219).

This is the one place where Newton explicitly appeals to Rule 3 in the argument, namely, in Corollary 2 to Proposition 6 (Principia, 809): "All bodies universally that are on or near the earth are heavy [or gravitate] toward the earth, and the weights of all bodies that are equally distant from the center of the earth are as the quantities of matter in them.

Still, his campaign has explicitly appealed for black and Latino votes by emphasizing issues like racial profiling by the police.

A former Sarkozy minister, Nadine Morano, explicitly appealed on Sunday evening for the support of National Front voters in order to defeat the Socialist candidate, who placed first.

Wonga pulled those adverts last year, because it's irresponsible for a high-cost credit company to make adverts that explicitly appeal to children.

In the district of Toul, a former Sarkozy minister, Nadine Morano, explicitly appealed on Sunday evening for the support of National Front voters in order to defeat the Socialist candidate, who placed first.

It also did not explicitly appeal for calm, although it emphasized that Mr. Jones and the creator of the film, identified as Sam Bacile, and their supporters "represent a small radical minority".