Sentence examples for expressions in contradistinction to from inspiring English sources

It thus belongs to inferentialism (see Brandom, 2000) according to which inferences and the rules of inference establish the meaning of expressions, in contradistinction to denotationalism, according to which denotations are the primary sort of meaning.

The striking phenotype triggered by over expression of cytosolic Aβ is in contradistinction to other models that have directed Aβ expression to other compartments.

These laws correspond to God's general will, in contradistinction to particular expressions of God's will: miracles and other occasional acts of divine intervention.

These findings suggest, in contradistinction to the in vitro B cell functionality and expression assays and the apparently normal B cell trafficking to the spleen, that SPIO-labeling does interfere with B cell regulation in vivo.

This is in contradistinction to PAU, which is essentially a manifestation of severe and advanced atherosclerosis [12].

The formulation engenders from the multiplicative group composition law (M-non-stationarity) in contradistinction to the additive group composition law of the traditional formulation.

In contradistinction to that positive, if sometimes mocking, uh-huh is the clearly negative uh-uh.

Al-Ḥallāj has been identified as an "intoxicated" Ṣūfī in contradistinction to a "sober" one.

In contradistinction to those now halcyon days of confidence, we all voice the same general analysis.

The name also may have been employed in contradistinction to the more complex Syro-Hexaplar version.

The persistent shame of Hindu nationalism has been its ambition to define Indianness in contradistinction to being a Muslim.