Sentence examples for have their ground from inspiring English sources

The fact that we represent objects in space and time points to the fact that something remains to be determined — spatial or temporal diversities, that is, must have their ground in some conceptual differences.

Wolff then defines sensations (Empfindungen) as those thoughts "which have their ground in the alterations of the members of our body and which are occasioned by corporeal things outside us," and the "capacity for having sensations as the senses" (German Metaphysics, §220, p. 202).

Many definitions of fairness have their grounding in something like John Rawls' veil of ignorance (Rawls 1971, see also entry on original position).

The tech sector is comfortable with sharing and using such information, but for companies that have their grounding in making everything from light bulbs to cars, this is a new concept.

On Tuesday, the Mets assumed that the Braves had their grounds crew overwater the dirt to make it soft and mushy to negate the Mets' speed advantage.

Plants that don't make the cut have their flowers ground into hash for producing edibles.

Founded in 1945, they have their home ground at Stadium ŠKP Inter Dúbravka in Dúbravka, (formerly at Štadión Pasienky) and currently plays in the 3. liga.

But the point is that all cricket fans have their favourite grounds, dramatic spots with a special claim on their affections.

Most goosanders wintering in the Odra Delta have their breeding grounds in northern Europe, especially in sparsely populated Nordic regions with a negligible fluoride pollution.

Parents who have kids with common interests generally have their own common ground.

"The rocks strewn on the ground have their own orenda.