Sentence examples for property of something from inspiring English sources

In both approaches, value judgments are assumed to have a cognitive status, and the approaches differ only on whether a value exists as a property of something independently of human interest in it or desire for it.

Consciousness is not presented as a property of something, but as the subject itself.

Ross, for example, suggests that properties might both be capable of independent existence including existing without substrata and not be capable of existing without being the property of something.

A second objection, anticipated by Descartes in the Fifth Meditation, is that truly predicating a property of something without indicating any conditions or intentional contexts seems already to presume that the thing exists.

A third possible focus is on pleasure understood as a property of something bad such as a sadistic thought or act, rather than as an effect of something bad.

Ramanuja criticized Advaita Vedanta by arguing that consciousness is always intentional and that it is also always a property of something.

This immediate sense of deep ignorance should be a confirming property of something most interesting.

It is absolute subjectivity and has the absolute properties of something to be designated metaphorically as "flow"; of something that originates in a point of actuality, in a primal source-point, "the now", and so on.