When compared with Hume's accounts of how association is responsible for our beliefs about matters of chance and probability, our trust in testimony, our reliance on general rules, and our tendencies to allow our reasoning to be influenced by credulity, education, and passion, Condillac's account of association is very impoverished.
'English theatre is very impoverished.
Now, they are a very small country and very impoverished.
It's a post-industrial city, very impoverished.
In societies that are very impoverished, the threshold would potentially be higher than in societies that have ample resources.
The fallacy that the pleasures offered by reading must necessarily be pleasures to which a self-defeating sense of shame is attached offers a very impoverished definition of gratification, whatever book we choose to pull from the shelf.
The panpsychist needs to bite the bullet here and postulate that it is indeed states of consciousness, although presumably with a very impoverished degree and kind of content, which are to be assigned to the most simple elements of nature.
They lived in the Fifth Ward, which she remembered as "a very impoverished area of Houston just in the shadow of the downtown skyscrapers" and "brutally segregated".
The inhabitants of the park — Indians and farmers alike — have to work hard to get the most essential of things; they live in very impoverished conditions and get by with very little.
Other studies have found that recollection of traumatic events can be very impoverished and fragmented, with "a detail here, a detail there, that don't really fit together", she explains.
