Sentence examples for individuals aside from inspiring English sources

He'd move around the room drawing individuals aside and talking to them alone.

Note that this form of intensionality does not commit us to a higher-order logic we are not quantifying over predicate extensions or intensions so far, only over individuals (aside from the need to allow for plural entities, as noted).

Moreover, the thesis that individuals have their haecceities essentially is often taken as a prerequisite for a commitment to haecceitism, since the thesis sometimes called "extreme haecceitism" holds that haecceities are the only essential properties of individuals aside from perfectly general properties instantiated by all entities (e.g., being self-identical).

Bloom said in her statement that there are other individuals, aside from the three plaintiffs in this lawsuit, who have contacted her with similar concerns. .

While the view that desire and not reason determines value will suggest to many that Ehrenfels wants to assert that nothing is valuable for each individual aside from its own pleasure, the underlying assumption that one desires only one's own feeling of pleasure.

It was vital for the operation of the civil service that individuals put aside their "political beliefs" and kept the "confidence" of ministers, he said.

A major drawback in these studies is they are limited to discriminating between CRC patients and healthy individuals, leaving aside precursor lesions and not including in the control cohort individuals with benign pathologies.

Namely, individuals who, aside from having a psychiatric illness, also display severe problems with societal participation and social networks (i.e. have social impairment) are by definition considered to be disabled [ 5].

The larger picture is that, individual metrics aside, recent presidents have fared similarly with circuit courts.

Legal questions about the individual mandate aside, the choices made by people like Mr. Mann are crucial.

Individual cases aside, most boards still seem willing to allow chief executives to dictate much of their own pay.