Sentence examples for external statements from inspiring English sources

Hence, one cannot undermine the notion of mind-independent reality in the simple way Carnap imagines, namely, by the internal/external distinction coupled with the claim that external statements are pseudo-statements.

Blackman believes that Kennedy, a notorious swing voter many observers think could decide this case in a 5-4 decision, would likely rule in favor of the ban because the text of the order itself is sound and, in his eyes, Trump and his allies' external statements would be irrelevant.

Misleadingly as regards the Circle's position, Ayer's book (1936/46, 54, 96) embraced Berkeley's epistemic phenomenalism and so adopted a traditional foundationalist position (even though he conceded fallibilist holism viz-a-vis external world statements).

She had both internal and external injuries," the statement said.

In the current CONSORT statement, external validity is discussed, but there are no clear recommendations for reporting.

He accuses Obama of a "love of external effects and striking statements with little substance behind them".

Logic is used in an external sense to make statements about those structures.

Our results suggest that revaluations of fixed assets in Brazil are not designed to convey information to external users of financial statements but rather to improve equity positions – opportunistic motivations.

Besides the generalizability aspect, further limitations are (1) a constrained pool of items, (2) limited criteria for external validity, (3) constrained statements regarding the test fairness, and (4) the test focus on quantitative research methods: (1) Only a constrained selection of situations requiring CCER could be presented within the test.

For the statements concerning external barriers the option 'not applicable' was added to the response scale.

For the second and third group of barriers (attitude-related and external barriers) the barrier statements that were stated positively rather than negatively, were first recoded, so that a higher score indicated a higher level of perceived barriers.