Sentence examples for might instead hold from inspiring English sources

One might instead hold that sufficiency is a version of egalitarianism.

Or one might instead hold that the ultimate moral principles that fix what is right and wrong are well suited to be practical decision making guides.

For the non-naturalist might instead hold that the analyticity of supervenience simply falls out of the conventions governing our use of moral vocabulary.

But proponents of particular alternative views about the meanings of the logical constants might instead hold that they can make good sense of difference in meaning in these contexts, and that Carnap has simply endorsed the wrong theory of meaning and as a result drawn the wrong conclusions for logic.

Instead of holding that the perceptual content derives from the content of belief, one might instead hold that the contents of perception and the contents of belief are in some sense analogous, and more generally that experiences and beliefs are similarly structured by contents on the one hand, and a relation to those contents, on the other.

The governor might decide not to risk the ire of the Republican Party schedulers and instead hold a debate in the state in January.

Instead, hold someone's hand and listen.

Instead, hold the plate by the edges.

Instead, hold it with one hand.

Neither she nor Avenie could, however, point to supporting studies or specific examples of incidents of an officer working under a restrictive policy who might have begun shooting but instead held fire, and was injured or killed.

Yet many remain reluctant to uproot their khat crops and plant maize instead, holding on to the hope that their fortunes might one day return.