Sentence examples for once one moves from inspiring English sources
Once one moves through the entire exhibition, Winogrand's obvious distancing of himself, literally and metaphorically, from the society he was once so fascinated by, is heartwrenching.
Once one moves beyond the large-scale debates between Cartesian dualism and Skinnerian behaviourism to consider indefinitely complex functionalist proposals about inner organization, many of the standard arguments and intuitions of traditional philosophy may no longer seem decisive.
Once one moves beyond introductory textbooks to advanced treatments, one finds many theoretical approaches to bonding, but few if any definitions or direct characterizations of the bond itself.
No doubt, the arguments of the Strong Programme are at least slightly overblown, but they do show that once one moves to an explanationist viewpoint, there is no guaranteed role for rationality within naturalism.
Put differently, this raises the worry that once one moves beyond van Fraassen's formal machinery concerning questions and answers (which van Fraassen himself acknowledges is relatively unconstraining), one is left with an account according to which a scientific explanation is simply any explanation employing claims from current science and a currently scientifically approved relevance relation.
Once one is tackled, move on to the next one you can solve.
Comparative judgments by pairwise comparison: Once a hierarchy has been developed, one moves to data collection, thus having the pair-wise comparisons needed to determine the relative importance of the elements in each level.
Suburban living is traumatic enough: once loved ones move out of Ramsay Street you will never see them again, not at birthdays; not at funerals.
The Footwork No one moves like Federer.
