Sentence examples for nature of and from inspiring English sources

Lewis's "New Work for a Theory of Universals" (1983b) contains by far his most extensive treatment of both the nature of and need for a distinction between perfectly natural properties and relations, and less-than-perfectly natural properties and relations.

It is the nature of, and the rationale for, Ged's magic that make him so compelling.

Comment about the public nature of and the worldwide interest in the Sadat-Begin talks.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, January 9 , 1978P. 19 Comment about the public nature of and the worldwide interest in the Sadat-Begin talks.

The first is for the justice system, which needs to address the philosophical perspective of the nature of, and need for, punishment.

The increasing nature of and the fact that imply that (3.11).

Ferroelectricity can be induced in superlattice in spite of the paraelectric nature of and.

In June, they questioned the nature of and response to the cyberattack on FCC systems during the net neutrality comment period.

To evaluate the cellular nature of and diagnostic terminology used in connection with acquired retinal "vasoproliferative tumors".

In all these cases and many others can be cited not only have particular definitions been debated; the nature of, and demands on, definitions have also been debated.

Those who hurl indiscriminate anger at Washington with indiscriminate anger at corporate America obscure the very nature of - and the viable solutions to - what shackles them.