Sentence examples for from such a principle from inspiring English sources
A worry, then, is that the version of PII that suffices to undercut haecceitism is so close to the thesis of anti-haecceitism that any argument that proceeds from such a principle merely begs the question.
Adapting from Goodman (1951: 37), such a principle could be stated as follows: where and 'ψw' expresses a condition at least as strong as '∀x φx → Owx)' (again, unless one assumes the Bottom principle (P.10)).
Students must learn this from their instructors and adopt such a principle.
The book is evidently intended for junior students, but it is doubtful whether they would really get any grasp of fundamental principles from such a highly condensed account of physical chemistry.
"The Analects of Confucius" was a guide to zuoren, how to behave properly: "Riches and rank are what every man craves; yet if the only way to obtain them goes against his principles, he should desist from such a pursuit".
From such principles, a survey will be designed in which a series of choices will be posed between two unlabelled options representing alternative treatment regimens.
Drawing from such principles, the article investigates methods of encouraging stakeholder expertise as a way to navigate change in multiliteracy centers, and to create environments that encourage collective engagement and action.
From such principles, says Rattle, "El Sistema deepens and expands.
