Sentence examples for sense entails from inspiring English sources

Creationism in this more restricted sense entails a number of beliefs.

Viewed as an experience of identity, learning in this sense entails both a process and a place.

Further, newness of property, in this sense, entails new primitive causal powers, reflected in laws which connect complex physical structures to the emergent features.

This thesis is of interest to philosophers of religion because many of them want to deny that methodological naturalism in this sense entails "philosophical naturalism", understood as atheism or agnosticism.

Marsupialization in its true sense entails the conversion of the cyst into a pouch, and this implies the creation of a sizable stoma or opening that has the ability to maintain itself.

However, injustice in the relational sense entails an unfairness as among persons or groups; injustice in this sense consists in the fact that someone has suffered or benefited but others have not (and there is no adequate justification for this state of affairs).

If conceivability in that sense entailed possibility, it would be both possible and impossible for the ratio to be rational; which would make such conceivability useless for the purposes of the conceivability argument.

A theory is committed to Ks, or a kind K, just in case the values of the variables must include at least one K in order for the theory to be true, in which case the existence of Ks is in some sense entailed by the theory.