Sentence examples for kinds suggest from inspiring English sources

The structural and dynamic differences between the folk psychological and emerging cognitive neuroscientific kinds suggest that the theories affiliated with the latter will also correct significantly the theory affiliated with the former.

Arguments of these kinds suggest that, even with respect to the minimalism of thin theism, Hume goes well beyond a soft skepticism that simply "suspends belief" on these issues.

There's no such discretion at Hobbs and Laura Ashley, where a sea of red tickets mark piles of stock of all kinds suggesting both chains were over-enthusiastic in their hopes for this season.

But Neurath's notion of social reality as a complex comprised of entities of different kinds suggests a holistic approach to its description and prediction.

Other questions on the survey, the first of its kind, suggest that Americans love to hate their commutes.

Findings of this kind suggest that even when people have freedom of choice they are influenced, or nudged, by the context in which their decisions are made.

Deficits of this kind suggest that the ability to control and hold conscious thoughts may recruit the same mechanisms employed in interactions with the environment.

Examples of this kind suggest that 'utility' denotes a measure of subjective psychological fulfillment, and this is indeed how the concept was originally interpreted by economists and philosophers influenced by the utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham.

The results of some experiments of this kind suggest that loss of consciousness occurs when the communication between specific regions within the outer layer of the brain, the cortex, is disrupted.

We have no corroboration of any kind suggesting that it is at the highest levels of government".

The study – the largest annual research of its kind – suggests that girls as young as seven feel under pressure to be pretty.