Sentence examples for may be predicable from inspiring English sources

Whatever else may be predicable of Equality, one cannot be aware of Equality without realizing that it is whatever it is, namely this essence.

Predicable, in logic, something that may be predicated, especially, as listed in Boethius' Latin version of Porphyry's Isagoge, one of the five most general kinds of attribution: genus, species, differentia, property, and accident.

The financial estimates may or may not be predicable or accurate, but the ultimate return is inevitable when there is suddenly no more water available, we need the salt water turned fresh, and the cost is priceless.

However, to be a true subjective part, not only must the name of the whole be predicable of the part, the definition of the whole also must be predicable of the part.

If we take any of the pure perfections to the highest degree, they will be predicable of God alone.

They seem not to be predicable, or at least not as obviously so as the classic examples of universals.

They may be radicals to their enemies but in their own groups -- say the left, the right, amongst atheists or amongst religious believers -- they are still predicable squares "on our side".

If there is such a thing as a "category mistake," this may seem like an especially clear case of one.[7] It would be disappointing if this objection simply assumed from the outset that (a) objects like tables and human beings are substances and (b) substances neither inhere in nor are predicable of other substances.

Alternatively, the Mohists themselves may have understood it as an inference from "white horses are horses" and the implied claim that "riding white horses" is predicable of some action to the conclusion that "riding horses" is also predicable of that action.

Both are individual and neither is predicable.

Given that God is omniscience, he is predicable of himself.