Sentence examples for namely that all from inspiring English sources

The compilation of such a list benefits from a unique characteristic of the German language: namely, that all nouns are capitalized like proper names.

What he found has become one of the few certainties of neuroscience: namely, that all memories grow continuously weaker, but that the rate of "decay" lessens each time you review the information.

Yet there's another point to be made here, namely that all the violence in "Amour" is crucial to Mr. Haneke's rigorous, liberatingly unsentimental worldview, one that gazes on death with the same benevolent equanimity as life.

With each successive book (she has written nine in all), Miller continued to advance her key beliefs -- namely, that all artistic endeavor is purely compensatory, rather than an expression of innate creativity, and that all the world's ills, including the existence of tyrannical leaders, can be traced back to tormented childhoods.

There is, though, a third and final myth: namely that all will be well provided the fruits of an economy dominated by artificial intelligence and smart robots can be redistributed, perhaps through a citizen's income so that we can all have more leisure time when machines do all the work.

One circumstance has struck me much; namely that all the breeders of the various domestic animals and the cultivators of plants, with whom I have ever conversed, or whose treatises I have read, are firmly convinced that the several breeds to which each has attended, are descended from so many aboriginally distinct species.

Burke's impulses and instincts are strikingly universalist: "There is but one law for all, namely, that law which governs all law, the law of our Creator, the law of humanity, justice, equity — the Law of Nature and of Nations".

Boehner's intention to step down after this cycle or the next changes what has been the conventional wisdom since 2010, namely, that Boehner is doing all he can to stay atop the wild tiger that is his tea party caucus.

"Support was overwhelming from all races, namely that Group Areas were no solution as the Act was both disruptive and divisive".

I always assumed him to be a spy and I always assumed that he assumed the same of me on the logic that I attributed to him, namely, that if all Soviet journalists were really spooks then all American journalists had to be, too.

It is assumed that all the above species are in thermal equilibrium, namely, that they all have the same temperature.