Sentence examples for of this disposition from inspiring English sources

Because of this disposition, we need not address appellants' alternative grounds for reversal.

The "Decree on Ecumenism" and its "Declaration on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions" of the Roman Catholic Second Vatican Council (1962 65) are signal instances of this disposition.

According to Meinong, there are objective values, interpreted (1) as dispositions to produce value experiences, and (2) as the foundations of this disposition (1923, Chapt. IV, §7, 151).

Nonetheless, Railton thinks, our having and acting out of this disposition (rather than acting in ways directly motivated by consequentialist principles) will enable us to do more good in the long run, and so our acquisition of this disposition is justifiable on consequentialist grounds.

bBotting confirms the longevity of this disposition when he observed that 'The people seem to get along on remarkably little food… I would never say that any of them looked undernourished and yet their diet seems to consist of dates and milk during the day and meqaderih [maize] at night.

At the extreme of this disposition, some carers may over-embrace their role and seek to retain it even at the expense of what might otherwise be considered to be the recipient's best interests.

"Instead of a disposition of terror, now there's this disposition of malice.

The increasing use of cremation facilitates this disposition to reduce the social intrusion of death and banish the traditional grave as a reminder of human mortality.

(Sadly, this disposition of priestly morality, rather than model, would match that of "the flock" at most any time in human history).

This disposition, of course, was hardly peculiar to Helms.

The numbers of donors and campaigners do not that suggest a plurality, let alone a majority of the country, share this disposition.