Sentence examples for natural reply from inspiring English sources

A natural reply, however, is that there is another way to be instrumentally coherent: namely, to abandon the intention to stay in power.

The natural reply for theorists wishing to resist sense data is to claim that one can "see into the past," that is, that one's perceptual experiences may represent past states of affairs, or represent objects as they were at an earlier time (Cornman 1975, pp. 49 50; Huemer 2001, pp. 131 5).

"Responsible tourism is a broad concept that includes different conscious and respectful ways of travelling, which bring people to take responsibility for their actions while sustainable tourism represents the natural reply that tourist operators give in order to fulfill the needs and wishes of responsible tourists" (Manente et al. 2014: 12014

When you ask health and social care staff about integration, you often get a natural, heartfelt reply about its merits.

A natural representationalist reply is to insist that if the intentional contents would change, so too would the qualitative contents.

Bostock proposes the following solution to this problem: "We may find it natural to reply to this argument by distinguishing… propositions [from] facts, situations, states of affairs, and so on.

It is natural to reply to this that an object is not an attribute of a place in the same way as a property is an attribute of a thing: the property is in a thing 'as a subject', but a place is not a subject to which a thing is attributed: the place does not 'underlie' the thing as a thing 'underlies' its properties.

Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, replies the scientist.

Asked how he has come so far despite not being a natural, he replied: "I guess it's all relative.

If a Jew asks, "So how did Jesus die?," simply reply, "Natural causes".

There's no natural way to reply to tweets or RT.