More recently, however, some distal theorists have argued that sounds are properties of what we ordinarily understand as sound sources bells and whistles have or possess rather than make or produce sounds.
Indeed, it is not immediately clear what it would be to treat a conditional, construed according to Supp, as an assumption: to assume something, as ordinarily understood, is to assume that it is true; and conditionals are not being construed as ordinary statement of fact.
Miranda was held for nine hours under schedule 7 of the UK's terror laws, which give enormous discretion to stop, search and question people who have no connection with "terror", as ordinarily understood.
The Stoics (philosophers of nature and morality) opted for a form of naturalistic monotheism, whereas the philosopher Epicurus (341 270 bce) was skeptical of religion as ordinarily understood and practiced, though he did not deny that there were gods who, however, had no transactions with human beings.
So pains, as ordinarily understood, do not exist.
Primitivism or as it is sometimes known as 'The Simple Objectivist View of Color' is the view that there are in nature colors, as ordinarily understood, i.e., colors are simple intrinsic, non-relational, non-reducible, qualitative properties.
It would also be a mistake to think of Stirner as advocating a normative proposition about the value of self-interested action as ordinarily understood.
This salvific activity is particularly appropriate in the present age, when the accomplishment of praxis as ordinarily understood in Buddhist tradition has receded beyond the reach of beings.
The problem with cognitivism in general is that it suffers from intuitive implausibility: it certainly doesn't appear that the hurting aspect of pain experiences is just a matter of our cognitive reactions to them as ordinarily understood.
The problem is not that the question is about justice as it is ordinarily understood and Socrates is failing to address conventional justice.
