Sentence examples for replies at from inspiring English sources

Similar Cartesian reminders (to the effect that we should not doubt a clear and distinct perception just because we do not understand how it could be true or how it squares with something else that we clearly and distinctly perceive) are in Principles I:41 (AT 8A:20, CSM 1 206), Principles II:35 (AT 8A 60, CSM 1 239), and Sixth Replies (AT 7 436, CSM 2 294).

"I've seen that," Freda replies, "at Box Hill.

The certainty that we seek in metaphysical inquiry "occurs in the clear perceptions of the intellect and nowhere else" (Second Replies, AT 7 145, CSM 2 104).

(Letters to Mersenne, April 15, May 6, and 27, 1630; Fifth Replies, AT 7 380, CSM 2 261) Moreover, he claims that God creates these truths by an act of will which is free and indifferent.

7. Newton would have been familiar with the discussion of substances in Descartes, Principles of Philosophy, part I: §§51 53, and with the discussion in the second replies (AT VII: 161) Newton owned the 1656 Elzevier (Amsterdam) volume Renati Des-Cartes Opera Philosophica Editio Tertia, which contained the Meditations and all the objections and replies.

"They're fascinating," she replies at once.

Their firm reply at least showed resolve.

Now it needs two goals, without reply, at San Siro.

He said that he could not reply at this stage.

There was no reply at the house on Sunday.

There was no reply at Sakina's telephone numbers.