Sentence examples for neither demonstrative from inspiring English sources
"'Tis from the prospect of pain or pleasure that the aversion or propensity arises... ...... (ibid).. Probable reasoning is merely the discovering of causal connections, and knowledge that A causes B never concerns us if we are indifferent to A and to B. Thus, neither demonstrative nor probable reasoning alone causes action.
In the Treatise he argues against the epistemic thesis (that we discover good and evil by reasoning) by showing that neither demonstrative nor probable/causal reasoning has vice and virtue as its proper objects.
One of these is an enriched version of the argument of Treatise 3.1.1 that neither demonstrative nor causal reasoning has moral distinctions as its proper object, since moral vice and virtue cannot plausibly be analyzed as either facts or relations.
But, while she's neither particularly demonstrative nor excitable, her intelligence and firm but friendly articulacy do suggest a woman who's not in the business of mouthing government platitudes because it's her job.
It has no foundation in reasoning: neither in demonstrative reasoning nor (on pain of circularity) in inductive reasoning itself.
But neither has publicly complained about these demonstrative "counter-intelligence" measures, for fear of further straining already difficult relations with Vladmir Putin's resurgent regime.
The discovery of Tiktaalik does not resolve all our questions about the evolution of limb development—scientists understand that new findings often raise new questions but to simply deny the significance of the transitional aspects of Tiktaalik is neither scientifically useful nor demonstrative of sincere scientific skepticism.
Neither of my parents were demonstrative, but Mum came to nearly every one of my Test matches, and I always scanned the crowd for her smiling face.
This is science, after all, and demonstrative proofs are neither possible nor required.
He's not overly demonstrative.
