Sentence examples for if one endorses from inspiring English sources

Just as important, the existence of dilemmas does lead to inconsistencies if one endorses certain widely held theses.

If it would not have occurred in the absence of the agency the agency will be a causally relevant condition or, if one endorses causal minimalism, a cause-in-fact of the harm.

It might seem that the various hypotheses are mutually exclusive, so that if one endorses one view one must necessarily exclude all other models.

If one endorses only an aesthetic condition, and not a tonality condition, one still faces the problem of poetry – non-musical aesthetically organized sounds.

After all, if one endorses a noncognitivist view of moral language, it becomes hard to motivate the metaphysical view that moral properties (facts, etc).

Moreover, within the suggested Bayesian picture there need be no difficulty understanding the content of one fundamental unit if one endorses another fundamental unit.

(And even if one endorsed the disastrous principle one would hardly be better off. For then the addition of any proposition, whether true or false, would constitute an improvement on a false theory).

If anything, changing these diversions would deepen their association with a form of horrific, real-life violence that clearly neither one endorses.

"If one gets endorsed, the others who have the same record will want to know why they weren't," Keene explained.

If one accepts and endorses the Warren Report, one must also commend the Dallas police for their swift, sure work, and vindicate them in their finding that Oswald was the lone assassin and that the case was closed".

Some argument would be needed if one is to endorse the opposite conclusion.