Sentence examples for setting aside questions from inspiring English sources

Setting aside questions of Mr. Jennrich's and Ms. Chu's culpability, several industry experts say the practice of undervaluing art and antiques on Chinese customs forms is widespread.

Setting aside questions about the actual mechanics of democratic systems, which obviously can vary from country to country, vast numbers of Muslims clearly accept that any sensible form of social organisation should be based on the will of the majority.

Setting aside questions of semantics, note that Lewis is hostage to empirical fortune in ways he does not acknowledge.

Setting aside questions concerning the wisdom of $185,000 automotive purchases, the S stretches a buyer's currency farther than other cars in this rarified segment.

Setting aside questions about how motivated such citizens might be to surf the Web seeking enlightenment, it's obvious that the reason they're on the wrong side of the digital divide has little to do with the cost of computers.

Setting aside questions regarding Garden of Forking Paths freedom, how well does Wolf's Reason View jibe with the Source model of control, as well as the Source Incompatibilist Argument?

During filming, Mr. DiCaprio said, it was sometimes necessary to set aside questions about how, say, an M. C. Escher-like cityscape would assemble itself or explode around him, and trust that Mr. Nolan would deliver on such promises.

He sets aside questions of "intellectual responsibility," and of the relation between ideas and their uses, in favor of a more difficult issue: why could and did these thinkers make such political choices at all?

Lawmakers from both parties quickly set aside questions of who had perpetrated the influence campaign and said Facebook's disclosure only clarified what they had feared since the extent of Russian involvement in 2016 became clear more than a year ago: that social media companies would be unable to keep up with the pace and scope of malicious efforts to abuse their platforms.

Here we set aside questions about the 'psychological reality' of Bayesian models e.g., Does the mind/brain actually execute Bayesian $$calculations (or are there heuristics that approximate the results)?

Congress members, most of whom face criminal investigations themselves, set aside questions of corruption for the impeachment process, focusing instead on relatively minor accounting maneuvers, which Temer himself also approved. .