Sentence examples for really cases from inspiring English sources

There may also be room for physicalists to query whether the above examples of "downwards" causation are really cases of physical effects without physical causes.

But, given the looseness of natural language noted above, we must not simply assume that these are really cases of the emotional syndrome of envy.

Or they argue that what appear to be disagreements are really cases in which the people are talking past each other, each making claims that might well be true once the claims are properly understood (Harman 1975, Wong 1984).

Other establishment clause cases such as those dealing with religious symbols and public references are really cases at the margin, too, including a case argued earlier this year on whether or not the applied favoritism for Christian prayer guests at a local town hall was constitutionally problematic.

Assuming that 20% of the patients diagnosed with COPD in the clinical history are mild, 30% moderate, 30% severe and 20% are not really cases of COPD; to achieve a sample of 137 mild, 102 moderate and 115 severe patients a total of 685 patients should be recruited.

"Thrifting" is a fantastic pastime: "We can really case a joint.

Sometimes what we call tragedy, at least in the theater, are really case histories.

There are really two cases, and the second case is the most complicated.

It's really a case-by-case scenario.

"It only covers really extreme cases.

"We've seen some really tragic cases," Mr. Stromberg said.