Sentence examples for intentional distinction from inspiring English sources

Such a distinction seems to differ from the distinction between essence and esse existentiae: one of the most salient features of the intentional distinction is that one of the intentions thus distinguished can be conceived even when the other is removed or negated.

Is that an intentional distinction?

It is an intentional distinction that his staff laments has been overlooked in all the coverage devoted to the first Jewish politician to run for vice president.

Only later would he abandon this choice to adopt an intentional distinction for this case too.

For Henry there are two levels of intentional distinction: a major and a minor.

This intentional distinction is in itself sufficient to refute the conclusion that every essence is its being.

Besides the valuable conceptual distinction between intentional and non-intentional motivations of non-adherence in RA patients, a practical approach to poor patient's medication behavior will be to identify individual main drivers of poor compliance and tailor the content of the adherence-improving-intervention to the individual patient's motivation of non-adherence [ 40].

Fritz Heider (1958) marked an important distinction between intentional and unintentional behavior, and argued that everyday explanations of intentional behavior are importantly different from those of unintentional behavior.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, said there was "a distinction between intentional first-degree murder on the one hand and nonhomicide crimes against individual persons," even "devastating" crimes like the rape of a child, on the other.

States 1 4 are used to create a distinction between intentional and unintentional behavior.

Over the last decade, Malle has urged a return to Heider's original insight, which marked an important distinction between intentional and unintentional behavior (see especially Malle 2004).