Sentence examples for puts this point from inspiring English sources

Berkeley puts this point quite bluntly by appealing to observation: "If we look but ever so little into our thoughts, we shall find it impossible for us to conceive a likeness except only between our ideas.

Field puts this point by saying that while '3 is prime' and '3 is composite' are both strictly untrue, the former is true in the story of mathematics, whereas the latter is not.

If, absent the arising of any overriding cognition, the prima facie justification holds, then the initial cognition stands as veridical in virtue of the fact that it was truth-conducive in virtruth-conducive ins Pārthasārathi puts this point, that "being truth-conducivirtuerāmāṇya) is the "mofivathe ofacte concept asd the word 'Pārthasārathiamāṇabuddhiśabdayor bhāvakatayā).

In 'A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs', Davidson puts this point, in provocative fashion, by claiming that 'there is no such thing as a language' (adding the immediate qualification 'not if a language is anything like what many philosophers and linguists have supposed').

Kant puts this point in a number of ways, suggesting that the idea of the soul is one to which we are led necessarily insofar as we are constrained by reason to seek the "totality" of the "synthesis of conditions of a thought in general" (A397), or insofar as we seek to represent "the unconditioned unity" of "subjective conditions of representations in general" (A406/B433).

I put this point to Rodríguez.

I put this point to the Lib Dem spokesman.

Mr Hoon replied: "You have put this point to a number of witnesses.

To put this point of view to senior British politicians, as some of us have done in the last few months, is to provoke furiously indignant responses.

OSBORNE is too shrewd to put this point of view in a European mouth, where it could be dismissed as, well, sour grapes.

I put this point to the home office minister Barbara Roche on a Radio 5 phone-in sometime after midnight on Sunday.