Sentence examples for incommensurable differences from inspiring English sources

Wager, Joseph, "Incommensurable Differences: Cultural Relativism and Antirationalism Concerning Self and Other", Philosophy of the Continental World, 3(2), 18-26, Summer 1996.

On the contrary — there's an incommensurable difference between the radical ideas of an artist and the practical ones worth seeking from a politician; the more original and daring an artist's work is, the less likely it is that the artist's ideal would be worth realizing.

The third is mentioned by Panahi in the course of the action: barred from working on location for his film, about a young woman whose parents lock her in the family home in order to prevent her from studying in Tehran, the director acts out the story himself on his living-room carpet, but stops midway, citing the incommensurable difference between his mimicry and a real film.

Kuhn concluded that proponents of incommensurable theories have different conceptions of their discipline and different views about what counts as good science; and that these differences arise because of changes in the list of problems that a theory must resolve and a corresponding change in the standards for the admissibility of proposed solutions (cf. Stillwaggon Swan and Bruce 2011).

Actors may have different, incommensurable versions of the extent and way knowledge has been used.

It shows that, in theory, the two paradigms seem to be incommensurable but complementary due to differences in knowledge and praxis between the two professions.

But there is nonetheless an intrinsic difference, even an incommensurable gulf between the performance on camera of scenes of such deep and volatile intimacy and the filming of them from behind the camera.

Although a conflict of incommensurable values displays this feature, not all instances of irreplaceability need involve plural values.

For Carnap, different linguistic frameworks are incommensurable.

Sometimes these different value sets appear incommensurable, and explain why agreement is so difficult despite apparently incontrovertible evidence.

Only bivariate analyses were synthesized because multivariate analyses were incommensurable over studies as they tested different models.