Sentence examples similar to had antecedently withstood from inspiring English sources

It requires us to exercise our wills in a certain way given we have antecedently willed an end.

It does not, in other words, apply to us on the condition that we have antecedently adopted some goal for ourselves.

In general, Habermas agrees with hermeneutics that the whole domain of the social sciences is accessible only through interpretation, precisely because processes of reaching understanding already at work in the social sciences have antecedently constituted them (ibid., 107).

However, the various perspectives do apply directly to religious beliefs. 5. Kelly James Clark agrees: "Whatever warranted beliefs about God one has antecedently … will remain warranted in the face of claims of religious diversity" (Clark 1997, 317).

They were the strong ones that had withstood Sandy's blasts, as they'd withstood decades of bad weather.

"We had to withstand it," said United's manager, Alex Ferguson.

The container still had to withstand Champagne's extreme pressure.

His defenders have had to withstand blistering attacks from critics.

Baseball has always withstood efforts to remove its exemption entirely.

She also had to withstand a great deal of sexism.

"It has not withstood the test of time.