Sentence examples for hypothetical man from inspiring English sources

The test is what a reasonable hypothetical man would contemplate was the profitable use to which the article was to be put.

He said, "What if you fall in love with somevun for real?" He told her she couldn't be with the hypothetical man for three years.

If the Knicks weren't around, would you be a Nets fan? A. If the Knicks weren't around... don't get into the hypothetical, man.

A. Society's allowing a hypothetical man without insurance to simply die B. The start of the swimsuit contest portion of the debate C. Inoculating Gov. Rick Perry against the virus that causes cervical cancer D. A G.O.P. dance-off 3.

In another experiment, a hypothetical man wearing a red bow tie at a black-tie party hosted by his golf club was viewed as higher in status and better at golf than a peer who stuck with the black-tie dress code.

In another experiment, a hypothetical man wearing a red bow tie at a black-tie party hosted by his golf club was viewed as higher in status — and better at golf — than a peer who stuck with the black-tie dress code.

The voting machine that Appel and Jamieson picked to illustrate this hypothetical "man-in-the-middle" attack was the DS200, a popular optical-scan voting machine that reads marked paper ballots, made by a company called Election Systems & Software.

I think we can take this a little further still, and guess that another part of our hypothetical Manning-stand-in's well-ordered brain would have added that these matters were not his problem.

The conclusion would probably have been that we are indistinguishable from the hypothetical "men who resemble us" with which the Treatise of man is concerned and that we are just such machines equipped with a rational soul ourselves.

The bodies of Descartes' hypothetical men are nothing but machines: "I suppose the body to be nothing but a statue or machine made of earth, which God forms with the explicit intention of making it as much as possible like us" (AT XI 120, CSM I:99).

We calculated expected costs and health outcomes for the two alternatives over second order uncertainties for a cohort of 10 000 hypothetical men aged 65.