Sentence examples for its corollary from inspiring English sources

Since the hypothesis of Forms is offered next, with its corollary of participating particulars, it would seem that the logoi are opinions about Forms.

There are a lot of different levels to it, but the dynamics of fame, and its corollary, power, have always come into Theroux's work.

That belief has its corollary in another central United Nations principle: that it isn't just enough to decide to do something.

This isn't because self-hatred alone necessarily makes you into a better person but that it acts as a powerful and necessary corrective to its corollary – self-love.

Divorce is its corollary".

In short, masturbation, and its corollary, satyromania.

When that belief dies, so too must its corollary: that the homeless are always unemployed.

Willy is defined by the spirit of competition and by its corollary, invidious comparison.

Baxter is a prisoner of his own inferiority and its corollary, grandiosity.

And memory, or its corollary, forgetfulness and amnesia, weaves a spider's web throughout the book.

Nearly as often, people ask its corollary: Will he run for president?