Sentence examples for producing justified from inspiring English sources

Cold type is the expression used, particularly in the United States, to describe a simple and economic method of preparing text by machines resembling ordinary typewriters but capable of producing justified lines in type that varies in width according to the letter involved.

Thus, to return briefly to the theory of meaning, the picture that theory offers of ourselves as rational communicators producing justified psychological attitudes in each other is no mere accident, no explanatory way station to be abandoned as science progresses.

The deductive sciences, in the empiricists' view, cannot produce justified beliefs, much less knowledge, about the world.

Reflexivity is an aspect of all social research, and this reflexivity provides the basis for a reconstructed logic of inquiry and produces justified accounts of the social world [ 35].

While running afoul of this constraint does not provide reason to think the argument at issue unsound, it appears a reasonable constraint on a skeptical argument meant to produce reflectively justified belief in a conclusion in virtue of its following from justified premises.

In the case of the US, sensible empirical estimates suggest that producing more gas is justified to reduce domestic emissions, and that this strategy is effective at the world level, despite a high leakage rate.

(The Neptunes also produced tracks on "Justified").

That assumes, of course, that meditation can produce new adequately justified beliefs; but that seems reasonable enough for a philosopher to believe!

Bealer thinks that the following is false: necessarily, if your belief is the result of a reliable belief producing mechanism (or process), you are justified in holding it.

Gauguin's desertion of his family, although arguably it merits reproach, is also arguably justified because he succeeded in producing beautiful pictures.

To the question, "Why do we engage in communication?," we can answer, "Because we are justified in thinking that we can thereby produce in each other justified beliefs and to provide justifications for engaging in action".