Sentence examples for plausible understandings from inspiring English sources

Rawls's intent is that readers will see the outcome of the original position as justified because they will see how it embodies plausible understandings of citizens and society, and also because this outcome confirms many of their considered convictions about justice on specific issues.

Our interpretation should therefore be considered one of many plausible understandings.

That imperious view goes not only against the sentiment that "we human beings are all much the same," but also against the more plausible understanding that we are diversely different.

There is always room to argue over how farmers farm, and indeed the only foreseeable benefit of the furor in Europe will be closer attention to farming methods, based on the plausible understanding that it is not natural to feed animal byproducts to herbivores.

Neither of the four alternatives just examined allows a plausible understanding of cause and effect as existing with svabhāva.

William Rowe thinks some plausible understanding of God's justificatory reason for allowing the evil should be detectable, but that there are cases of evil that are altogether gratuitous.

14) that a plausible understanding of the gravitational principle is as describing only the gravitational force between the two massive bodies.

On one plausible understanding, Descartes' official doctrine has it that ideas are innate insofar as their content derives from the nature of the mind alone, as opposed to deriving from sense experience (cf. Newman 2006).

A sufficientarian interpretation of the threshold notion of harm (together with an appropriate conception of wrongdoing) provides us with a plausible understanding of what is owed to future people: the fact that future persons' existence is contingent on our present decisions does not matter where what is in question is our ability to harm future people's interests and to violate their rights.

This act of blatant censorship, in direct contravention of any plausible understanding of academic freedom, remained in place for fourteen months, over the continued objections of Peace and Dreger.

This theoretically plausible understanding needs greater empirical exploration.