Sentence examples for its object of from inspiring English sources

Yet "its object of study is not simply the fundamental concepts of reality.

But that is to reckon without a show, created by Caroline Horton "through a devising process", that is so toothless and self-delighting that it leaves its object of ridicule serenely untouched.

When an ordinary conventional mind takes a table as its object of observation, it sees a table.

It can even transform time into its object of reflection and definition, "articulating" time, for example, into past, present, and future.

But nearly every subject taught in Western universities developed in large part out of the Western intellectual tradition, yet this legacy has not prevented any discipline other than philosophy from aspiring to an objective, global and, I dare say, scientific perspective on its object of study, free of the idea that the European instance of it is something special in the history of humanity.

Directorial fancy upstaged its object of desire.

When reconstructing its objects of research, it must be noted that they generally have anthropological preconditions.

Every scientific enterprise requires formal and semi-formal models which allow the quantitative characterization of its objects of study.

"To posit" (setzen) means simply "to be aware of," "to reflect upon," or "to be conscious of"; this term does not imply that the I must simply "create" its objects of consciousness.

Unlike his Farabian source, al-Farabi's Philosophy of Plato and Aristotle, 'Abd al-Latif begins to analyze the metaphysical science which has as its objects of inquiry the divine and noble things.

As in the preceding age of biology, with the concept of species, molecular biology started by building up an inventory of its objects of interest.