Sentence examples for narrower notion from inspiring English sources

A narrower notion of explicit commitment would require that the existential sentence be a member of the theory, not just logically entailed by the theory.

But since theories can be taken (and often are taken) to be closed under logical entailment, this narrower notion has little independent interest.

In particular, we can arrive at a state in which some arrangement is publicly justified by non-deliberative, indeed non-discursive means, and it is for this reason that public reason is a narrower notion than public justification.

First, the narrow concept of health does not preclude the broad range of determinants of health noted in (3), yet the narrower notion is about what epidemiologists and public health planners measure and care.

Most importantly, the generation of new knowledge was clearly and explicitly distinguished from its validation, and thus the conditions for the narrower notion of discovery as the act of conceiving new ideas emerged.

This sums up Williams' case for thinking that the wider notion of praise and blame is tenable in a way that the narrower notion is not because of its dependence on a questionably "pure" account of the voluntary (1985: 194; cp. MSH Essays 1 3).

11): While it was courageous of the central figure, Asha Sekhri, to share the challenges of her love life, she and the article seem to adopt the erroneous, narrow-minded notion that only white Americans are "real" Americans, and nonwhite people (except for African-Americans) should be assumed to be foreigners or immigrants.

This also made it natural to frame discussion around a broad category of explanation rather than narrower notions of "causation" (cf. Hempel, 1965b).

But they have a very narrow notion of what that debate should be.

This mistaken perception arises from a narrow notion of form seen in isolation from content, style, and tone.

These people, in effect, remain unborn.This special report has argued that South Koreans' narrow notion of success has far-reaching consequences.