Sentence examples for intelligibility of the notion from inspiring English sources

These "antirealist" doctrines undermine confidence in the value of disinterested efforts to determine what is true and what is false, and even in the intelligibility of the notion of objective inquiry.

The intelligibility of the notion of omnipotence has been challenged by the so-called paradox or riddle of the stone.

The cosmological argument relies on the intelligibility of the notion of something which is not itself caused to exist by anything else.

Some consequentialist moral theories make use of (and so presuppose the intelligibility of) the notion of the "intrinsic value of a state of affairs," or the "intrinsic value of a possible world".

It is enough if he has provided an account that makes plain the intelligibility of the notion of disembodied survival; the believer in an afterlife can then say, "If not in just this way, then in some other".

One concerns acting freely for a reason and the reason-explanation of free actions; the second is the problem of luck; the last concerns the intelligibility of the notion of agent causation and whether causation by an agent (where this is understood to be causation by a substance) is possible.

Ontological proofs depend on the intelligibility of the concept of being, which must be shared between our notion of our existence and God's existence.

The most refined expression of the rational intelligibility of the cosmos is found in the laws of physics, the fundamental rules on which nature runs.

(It runs under the rubric "Pectoriloquy," which refers to an unusual intelligibility of the patient's voice as it is heard through the chest wall with a stethoscope).

This lowers the perceptual quality and intelligibility of the output.

Some critics of this position have questioned the intelligibility of the non-doxastic support relation.