Sentence examples for in which worlds from inspiring English sources

To apply all this to our epistemic logic, we just need to settle which sentences are true in which worlds.

And third, the sense in which worlds are Dasein-dependent involves some sort of cultural relativism, although, as we shall see later, this final issue is one that needs careful interpretative handling.

(For a second way in which worlds are phenomenologically 'lit up', see Heidegger's analysis of signs (Being and Time 17:107–114); for discussion, see Dreyfus 1990, 100 2, Cappuccio and Wheeler 2010).

And in Troilus and Cressida the iconic war between European Greece and Asian Troy--the war in which worlds, literal and metaphoric, were won and lost--both posits the formative Western myth while, in Shakespeare's cutting cynicism, simultaneously undermining it through subjection to human hypocrisy, egoism and callousness.

But as a historical process in which world communities, people living distances, were increasingly connected, that phenomenon is very old.

Until then she had believed that Germany was the country in which world revolution was most likely to originate.

The energy agency also includes a scenario in which world G.D.P. expands by only 3percentt a year over the forecast period.

There are many situations in which world powers must cooperate with dictators on security issues despite their human rights abuses.

HOW DID THEY GET THAT GIG? "What is the arcane manner in which World Cup referees are chosen?" muses Mark Wilson.

The settlement in Balachadi, in Gujarat, was only one of the many places in which World War II refugees found shelter in India.

The IMF suggests that a sufficient (although not necessary) condition for a global recession is any year in which world GDP per head declines.