Sentence examples for no one property from inspiring English sources

Thus there is no one property, the property of being powerful, that both exemplify.

It is just that there is no one property that is expressed by the predicate in its two occurrences.

Sceptics argue that it confounds a number of distinctions that are better kept separate, or, perhaps equivalently, that there is no one property of a trait that corresponds to its being innate.

Yet, his emphasis on the importance of asking when art is rather than what art is should be seen as anti-essentialist claim with respect to art: there is no one property or set of properties, not even a function or set of functions, that are distinctive of art objects.

No one property in the definitive cluster need be possessed by any individual belonging to the kind, but each individual must have one of the n-tuple of properties in the cluster that is sufficient for belonging to the HPC kind.

He was responding to Ed Miliband at PMQs who asked where parents and children could go to if they feared extremism in schools, when the headteacher was removed and the governing body was part of the problem, And the Labour leader said there was a "incredibly fragmented school system where no-one is property responsible",.

Land being a source of production and livelihood is also one property that no one can let go of even if the flood event were extremely devastating.

According to this view, because each person is literally the sole rightful owner of himself, no one has property rights in anyone else (no person can own another person), and no one owes anything to anyone else.

"No one buys property in Monaco for its charm, only for the tax breaks," said Antoine Garcin, who works in the local office of Emile Garcin, a real estate agency in Paris.

In which no one's property has been damaged or stolen and no person has been harmed.

Changes in the formulation to improve one property may have a deleterious impact on another property.