Sentence examples for fully critical from inspiring English sources

The suggestion, nevertheless, that metaphysics is superior to any other intellectual discipline in having a fully critical attitude toward its first principles is one that still continues to be made, and it needs some examination.

He has now published the first fully critical edition of "Leviathan", including the different, and shorter, Latin version, which Hobbes published some 17 years after the English text that anglophone students of politics study to this day.

If moral reason is nothing more than practical reason at full stretch, fully critical and adequate as reason, moral reasons will have a decisive place in concept-formation in social science including descriptive general theory of law.

First, Hare proposed a figure he calls 'the archangel' who is the model for fully critical (as opposed to intuitive) moral thinking, having full access to all the relevant information and complete impartiality between the affected parties.

Dole, who served in the Senate from 1969 to 1996, wasn't fully critical of the president, but said part of the problem is that he "lacks communication with Congress" and should have gotten together with members earlier in his presidency.

Consider the set of challenges shown in Fig. 10D and compare the credit that A received in situation 2 versus situation 4. A is fully critical and pivotal in both situations.

In addition, the current in-house Six Sigma training may not fully encourage critical thinking skills when the Six Sigma training is designed solely based on a body of knowledge of Six Sigma.

In attempting to extract data for an unbiased, systematic review of CA and maize, we found few studies fully reported critical data or meta-data; most common omissions were the univariate statistics required for study use in meta-analyses and critical supporting or explanatory data on soil type, prevailing weather, and management practices including handling of crop residues.

I have had the good fortune to watch my mother recover fully from critical illness.

High-reliability organizations are those where lines of communication remain open to fully share critical information, unfettered by barriers of hierarchy, seniority, title, pay grade, gender, or ethnic background.

Our data suggest that the choice of ES for identification of fully penetrant critical SNV mutations in the coding regions of mammalian genomes may be regarded as superior, rather than a shortcut, or compromise, when compared with WGS approaches at depths of coverage below 100x.