Part of Kant's point is, however, worth attending to: Kant believed that by committing suicide, an individual is somehow giving in to human inclinations (the inclination an individual might feel, for example, to turn their back on a difficult situation they could confront more forthrightly).
(The appearance of this inclination in Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, for example, is well mapped by Fogelin [1976, Ch. IV].) And it is characteristic of Wittgenstein to talk of philosophical error in terms of nonsense.
For example, the inclination by post- Daubert federal courts to favor epidemiologic over other forms of evidence, on the ground that epidemiology is scientifically preferred, turns out on close analysis of the Bendectin cases to be just such a judicial construct (Edmond and Mercer 2000).
Williams's typical inclination is to evoke a category (for example, a half-idealised rural space) and then complicate it.
When an inclination to say something cruel occurs, for example, can you resist acting on that impulse? . . .
Three dozen retirees interviewed in the Tampa Bay area this weekend, for example, showed little inclination to vote as a bloc based on their self-interest, and said that the Bush and Gore plans for Social Security and Medicare left them more confused than comforted.
For example, a strong inclination towards connecting operations with process responses will eventually increase the capability of the whole system to adapt to external disturbances.
Paradoxically, our exaggerated fears over energy security have some benefits — for example, they may reduce the United States' inclination to attack Iran.
As a result, the degree of the damage differed from building to building within the same location, for example, while buildings supported by conventional foundations experienced large inclination, the pile-supported building only suffered minor inclination.
A double bill of fifteenth-century works at the Japan Society shows his inclination toward cinematic staging (enhanced by video) and unexpected transpositions — for example, setting the action of "Aoi" in the salon of a celebrity hair stylist.
For example, an angle was defined as the inclination of two straight lines, and a circle was a plane figure consisting of all points that have a fixed distance (radius) from a given centre.
