Sentence examples for rather of reference from inspiring English sources

Provided a sufficient degree of deliberation in the thing read or heard or looked at, we, as both authors and readers, feel that quotation and such like is not a sign of failure or of secondhandedness, but rather of reference, placement and (ideally) enhancement.

In particular, a distinction has often been drawn between what are called 'pure' and 'impure' indexicals, with rather different theories of reference being offered for each.

Here, the term sub-hierarchical does not infer subordination but rather a frame of reference on a phylogenetic continuum [ 42].

Beuve-Mery established it as a "newspaper of reference" rather than a "newspaper of record".

Thanks to the interwar education system in Romania, it has a rather wider literary frame of reference than poor Mole's diaries.

The proposed method is based upon the loop frame of reference, rather than the conventional bus frame of reference.

Rather, it seems, cases of reference change must be identified and argued for on a case by case basis).

Liar paradoxes can also be formed using more complex sentence structure, rather than complex modes of reference.

The proposed approach is based on the loop frame of reference rather than the conventional approach, which is normally based on the bus frame of reference.

Its main shortcoming is that it operates at the level of reference rather than the level of sense; it looks at the logical operations expressed by the constants, but not at their meanings.

Some writing on the topic suggests the descriptive conception: "we suspect that in phenomenal intentionality the referential connection to the world works roughly as suggested in the descriptive theory of reference, rather than as suggested by the direct-reference theories" (Kriegel and Horgan forthcoming, §3.1).