Sentence examples for expressing this point from inspiring English sources

Another way of expressing this point is to say that capacity requires 'a conception of what is good' (Ibid).

One way of expressing this point in more general terms is that the incompatibililst holds that for responsibility we need more than freedom of action, we also need freedom of will — understood as a power to choose between open alternatives.

He had recently expressed this point of view to his friend Jarvis, a writer of short-form fiction.

Conservatives who are Christians sometimes express this point by saying that human beings are guilty of original sin.

One way to express this point is that the social value of each student's college degree is $1m.

Could you express this point in another way? 2. Accuracy How could we check this?

I already expressed this point of view before any such notion gained ground, hoping that serendipity could bring relief to us and our CM patients [14, 15].

In an earlier paper, Byrne expresses this point in terms of following the rule "If p, believe that you believe that p" (Byrne 2005).

Maimonides expresses this point (GP 2.40) by saying that revealed law "although it is not natural, enters into what is natural".

As such, the students would not have made absolute estimations of their skill or, to express this point another way, they would not have considered whether their reading skills were better or worse than those of the whole student population.

We can express this point in another way by stating that the regression coefficients for Finland, for example, were relatively robust with respect to the different assumptions about measurement invariance, while the coefficients for Iran (Islamic Rep. of) were very sensitive with respect to the assumed scaling model.