Sentence examples for most perspicuous from inspiring English sources

It is a question of the most perspicuous level of analysis at which to understand a complex phenomenon.

All of the characters fail at some time or another to understand even the clearest, even the most perspicuous language.

The most perspicuous example of a ministerial exception is the Catholic church's limitation of membership in the priesthood to males.

The dialectic of the argument between forms of belief and unbelief raises questions concerning the most perspicuous delineation, or characterization, of atheism, agnosticism, and theism.

This isn't the way Löwenheim himself would have formulated the theorem, but it's the most perspicuous formulation for our purposes.

It will prove most perspicuous to hold two related but distinct claims as constitutive of fitting attitude accounts.

The principal goal of this entry is to present Frege's Theorem in the most logically perspicuous manner, without using Frege's own notation.

Although Frege doesn't use λ-notation, the use of such notation seems to be the most logically perspicuous way of reconstructing his work.

"The most stable conception of justice," Rawls says, "is one that is perspicuous to our reason, congruent with our good, and rooted not in abnegation but in affirmation of the self" (TJ, 261).

And the stream thing is more perspicuous.

Justice Scalia's thesis is not that the Constitution's meaning will be perspicuous and agreed on by everyone.