Sentence examples for general kind of from inspiring English sources

Husserl's material categories, by contrast, classify entities according to their nature or essence, with the highest material genera to be arrived at by a process of generalization to the most general kind of content involved, rather than by the formalization that involves an emptying of all content (1913/1962, 65).

5va-b), as well as between two different types of exhaustive complex cognition (notitia perfecta complexa): (i) absolute (simpliciter) and (ii) relative to the general kind of thing in question (in genere) (see fols. 5vb-6ra).

"It's just a general kind of rattling of noise".

He sinks into a style that's just kind of a general kind of American style.

She is the right general kind of creature – very clearly a primate, as we are.

"Intel was just claiming a more general kind of damage, through the loss of employees' productivity".

"Losing My Edge" is simultaneously about a specific, insular community and about a general kind of anxiety.

It turns out to be none of the above, but a more general kind of geometry, as was first discovered by the German mathematician Bernhard Riemann (1826 66).

There are two general kinds of soils mineral and the organic type called muck or peat.

One very famous functional analysis of language, which, though it did not originate in Prague, was very influential there, was that of the German psychologist Karl Bühler, who recognized three general kinds of function fulfilled by language: Darstellungsfunktion, Kundgabefunktion, and Appelfunktion.

Predicable, in logic, something that may be predicated, especially, as listed in Boethius' Latin version of Porphyry's Isagoge, one of the five most general kinds of attribution: genus, species, differentia, property, and accident.