Sentence examples for particular concepts from inspiring English sources

"I think we were separated by four or five different formulations of particular concepts, but none so terribly that I don't think it's possible to reach agreement.

Close students of Wittgenstein's ideas tended to work chiefly on particular concepts that lie at the core of traditional philosophical problems.

The purpose of composition is to express particular concepts and experiences, and it is successful only when these are fully communicated to the observer.

If you ask me to explain how it is that the existence of evil is compatible with the existence of a good God, I can offer various explanations, by exploring the entailments of particular concepts of a creator God, and by entertaining various hypotheses which provide possible reasons (not physical causes according to general laws) for the existence of suffering in the universe.

As the companies move forward, their success (or lack thereof) provides validation for particular concepts.

In particular, concepts are functions, which map objects into truth values.

It is a particular concept of privacy.

Shemmings has brought with him some chocolate lollies to demonstrate a particular concept.

He said this particular concept was different in a subtly important way.

These collections are actual collaborations, intended to investigate a particular concept or technique.

This particular concept unforgivingly exposed just how little we understood about the contents of the cosmos.