Sentence examples for preceding account from inspiring English sources
There is no reason to doubt this, but the preceding account of his erratic journey through the 1980s does give the impression of someone driven almost mad by not having a vehicle for his peculiar talents – and then made manic by suddenly being on the verge of fulfilling them.
It is important to emphasize two points about the preceding account of motion in Leibniz's philosophy.
However smooth the preceding account may appear, the controversy that emerged mid-century has never really faded.
Although Berkeley does not explain how vision instructs us in regulating our actions, the answer is reasonably clear from the preceding account of depth perception: seeing an object or scene can elicit tangible ideas that directly motivate self-preserving action.
In closing this essay, a cautionary remark is in order, however: all of the preceding accounts are simply a heuristic way of conceptually articulating Zen philosophy.
The preceding story (p. 102) talks about some exotic maneuvers, such as gain-on-sale accounting.
Instead, you should voluntarily tell him how much you've enjoyed living in your apartment, despite some drawbacks, preceding your account of the psychics with this tactful phrase: "As I'm sure our landlady mentioned.... " By the way -- with psychics downstairs, why are you seeking advice from me?
Up to the section on prophecy (II.5), the discussion of each and every philosophical topic is followed by a section in which Ibn Daud provides biblical verses that are intended to point to or demonstrate the truths of the philosophical teachings in the preceding philosophical account.
The description of Tawlbrydd by Robert ap Ifan (preceding Linnaeus' account by 145 years) states that the king could be captured by two men.
Here cause and effect are not wholly distinct (since the block and the statue share some parts) nor are they identical (since the block is not the statue), thereby avoiding the difficulties implied by the preceding two accounts.
The second PC is orthogonal to the first, with each successive PC being both orthogonal to all those preceding, and accounting for a decreasing proportion of the variance.
