Sentence examples for scattered remarks from inspiring English sources

Although Aristotle makes scattered remarks about relations throughout the Categories, it is only in chapter 7 that he singles them out for detailed independent consideration.

The early history of those cities is known mainly from archaeological finds and from scattered remarks in the writings of later Greek historians.

You keep waiting for some witty banter, but except for scattered remarks and Max's slapstick tumble into an empty swimming pool, there isn't much comedy.

Late data on names and scattered remarks made by Church Fathers indicate that until late Roman and perhaps even Byzantine times some Anatolian dialects remained in use in certain isolated parts of the interior.

In various scattered remarks, Frege appears to endorse the syntactic priority thesis.

Building on some scattered remarks by Ramsey and Mill, Lewis proposed a version of the 'best-system' theory of laws of nature.

"Then they scattered", the narrator remarks.

That Averroës found it difficult to pursue his philosophical studies alongside the conscientious performance of his official duties he himself reveals in a few remarks scattered over his commentaries; e.g., in that on Aristotle's De partibus animalium.

The little personal information that is known about him stems from remarks scattered through his works in which Petrizi briefly speaks about himself.

These elitist and exclusionary aspects of Spinoza's democracy taint what would otherwise appear to be a rather progressive form of democracy, from as much as we can glean from remarks scattered throughout the text.

Lon Fuller 1969, acknowledging Aquinas' lead in this discussion of formal and procedural aspects of legal system, pulls together Aquinas' scattered and fragmentary remarks about them into an orderly list of eight elements of the rule of law, that is of la primauté du droit, the legal system of a Rechtsstaat.