Sentence examples for more perspicuously from inspiring English sources

Or, as Robert Paul Wolff somewhat more perspicuously puts it: "Obedience is not a matter of doing what someone tells you to do.

Russell's conception of analysis at the time of the theory of descriptions — c.a. 1905 — is relatively clear: Analysis involves pairing up one sentence with another that expresses, more perspicuously, the very same Russellian proposition.

He would have expressed his own meaning more perspicuously had he spoken instead of "the minimum content of positive law, the minimum set of principles which, because rationally necessitated —given certain fundamental 'truisms' about human nature and the human predicament for the securing of purposes shared by all survivable human societies, can be called natural law".

Although terms such as 'head' and 'hand' clearly count as relative since predications of the form 'x is a head' and 'x is a hand' are more perspicuously represented as of the form 'x is a head of y' and 'x is a hand of y' these terms signify parts of substances rather than relations.

Alternatively, and more plausibly, (F) might be interpreted as claiming that manipulation of a potential employer's beliefs about applicant's gender will change salary and hiring probability, in which case (F) would be more perspicuously expressed as the claim that employer beliefs about gender cause discrimination.

Clearly, the names of these accidents are relative terms, since predications of the form 'x is knowledge' or 'x is a perception' are more perspicuously represented as of the form 'x is knowledge of y' and 'x is a perception of y'.

In effect, the first of these questions asks whether Skolem's Paradox is simply an artifact of our abbreviations, an artifact which would disappear if Skolem's Paradox were formulated more carefully and perspicuously.

As one of the contributors to the book remarks perspicuously: "The continent of Africa is probably the most repressive in terms of homosexuals.

The results of three robot skull bone resections during 4 years showed a perspicuously improved precision combined with a dramatically reduced set-up time.

The problems of philosophy could thus be dispatched by being divided into those that could be perspicuously rendered into Russellian logic, and thereby answered fairly easily, and those about which nothing could be said.

"More, more, more please".