Braque was tall, reticent, methodical and quintessentially French, with all that that implies in terms of reason and balance.
Drawing on classical sources, particularly the work of Thomas Aquinas, Deane-Drummond explores various facets of humans and other animals in terms of reason, freedom, language, and community.
He thinks that he can identify the human function in terms of reason, which then provides ample grounds for characterizing the happy life as involving centrally the exercise of reason, whether practical or theoretical.
No difference was found at admission between survivors and non-survivors at 90 days in terms of reason for admission, comorbidities, type of vasculitis diagnosis and Birmingham Vasculitis Activity Score.
In terms of reason for purchase, between 30 to 40percentnt of early Elvie buyers say use is to address a pre-existing problem, but the majority (up to 60percentnt) say they were motivated to purchase by "prevention" or wanting "faster recovery".
"Man" and "rational animal" — the defined and the definition — differ only in terms of reason, whereas "white" and "rational" differ in a real sense, since it is a matter of different natures and not of concepts or intentions founded in the same res.
"The biggest thing really seemed to be photography in terms of reasons people approach bison too closely," Cherry said, and she theorized that the 2015 increase probably had something to do with smartphone cameras' more limited zooms.
Couched in terms of reasons, rather than in terms of obligations, the latter claim does not seem at all implausible.
But accounting for correctness in terms of reasons itself requires a solution to the Wrong Kind of Reasons problem.
