Sentence examples for least typically from inspiring English sources

He follows after Gerard, moreover, in holding that this acquisition depends centrally on association, and follows after Gerard, finally, in holding that the naturally pleasurable something else is at least typically and at least in part a mental operation of some sort.

Many terms used for (1) inclusive or generic pleasure have related uses in which they denote (2) pleasant, or at least typically pleasant, experiences, sometimes especially sensory experiences or to (3) someone's being placated or pleased by, or pleased or satisfied with, someone or at least something.

Thus, if the rule is to be reliable, it must hold that, at least typically, the best explanation relative to the set of hypotheses that we consider would also come out as being best in comparison with any other hypotheses that we might have conceived (but for lack of time or ingenuity, or for some other reason, did not conceive).

In other words, it must hold that at least typically the absolutely best explanation of the evidence is to be found among the candidate explanations we have come up with, for else ABD1 may well lead us to believe "the best of a bad lot" (van Fraassen 1989, 143).

Or can it extend to what we are doing and what we are going to do? Compare externalism about content: at least typically, believing that p has implications for the constitution of the world outside one's skin; but it remains accessible to self-knowledge (Burge 1988).

Darkness is not something that Americans, at least, typically explore.

"In past agreements of this sort — of this magnitude, at least — we typically had to give something up," he said.

British winner The Phone Call is a maudlin, actorly exercise that does at least showcase typically astute, empathic emoting by Sally Hawkins.

But most marching past the Manchester Conference Centre were as peaceful as they were  noisy, at least as typically British as the participants inside the hall.

For casual dining, with coffee or wine There are at least three typically Viennese modes of casual eating: the cafe, the heuriger (wine tavern) and the stand-up sandwicherie.

Still, if you have a Majestic nearby, some of the Wigig wines are certainly worth snapping up, not least this typically bracing, cleansing, seafood-befriending bone-dry Basque white.