Sentence examples for plausibly seen from inspiring English sources

These are most plausibly seen as votive objects.

Second, it has been argued that the content of perception is analog in nature, unlike the conceptual content of propositional attitudes which is more plausibly seen as digital.

Putting now relationships between the general concepts of object and individual substance to one side, there are two very general pairs of dichotomies which are plausibly seen as being directly subordinate to the highest level concept or category of objects as such.

Physicians who make their living doing so can plausibly see themselves as healers.

For the first time, Hamas may plausibly see nonviolent mass struggle as its only option to break the Israeli blockade and to force a reconciliation with the Palestinian Authority on its terms.

A mother scrounging for the survival of her children in the desperate conditions of a third-world slum or primitive refugee camp may just as plausibly see herself coming under what Walzer calls, in connection with political communities, "the rule of necessity (and necessity knows no rules)" (Walzer 1977, 254).

Through these FAQs, participants had access to every sentence they might plausibly see in a detailed form of traditional length.

Thus what Lovins offers as a demonstration that federal regulation and new taxes are unnecessary could just as plausibly be seen as evidence of exactly the opposite.

In this way the triadic structure of the book can plausibly be seen as a self-conscious parody of Hegelianism.

A more distant inspiration was Xenophanes, who can plausibly be seen as the originator of the genre of philosophical satire in which Timon was writing.

While health can plausibly be seen as an important means to various intrinsically valuable goals, the canonical defense of the equality of resources principle does not interpret health as a 'resource' in its technical sense (Dworkin 2000, chh. 1 2).