Sentence examples for sincerity condition from inspiring English sources

Thus suppose that S1 is identical with <IP1, Str1, Mode1, Cont1, Prep 1, Sinc1, Stresinc1> (corresponding to illocutionary point, strength, mode of achievement, propositional content, preparatory condition, sincerity condition, and strength of sincerity condition, respectively); and suppose that S2 is identical with <IP1, Str2, Mode1, Cont1, Prep1, Sinc1, Stresinc1>.

For it is a sincerity condition on the giving of commands that the commander intend that the commanded perform the action; and so if this objection reduces (2) to absurdity, the only way that the defender of (1) can avoid having his or her position reduced to absurdity is by holding that God is not necessarily sincere.

They are therefore tailor-made, in one way at least, to satisfy the Socratic sincerity condition, the demand that you say what you believe (Crito 49c11-d2, Protagoras 331c4-d1).

If so, simple emotivism of the sort described is refuted because the sincerity conditions for making the judgment require the motivation not present in the amoralist.

Sincerity is a paradigm condition for the felicity of speech acts.

For Hegel, in the progress of "spirit", the individual consciousness will eventually move from this condition of sincerity to a condition of baseness, in which the individual becomes antagonistic to external societal powers and achieves a measure of autonomy.

In the condition of sincerity, the individual is uncritically obedient to the power of society a conformity that for Hegel leads to subjugation and a deterioration of the individual (Hegel 2002 [1807]; Golomb 1995: 9; Trilling 1972).

It has demanded that he quits before, not after, it approves any bills though Mr Kan would not be the only one to doubt its sincerity.Mr Kan's conditions put the ball back in the LDP's court, but not for long.

Incorporation would have served as further evidence of Qatar's sincerity amid continued negative reporting on workers' conditions.

"That is a condition of entry — sarcasm, lack of sincerity," McCain assented.

Shortly after Mr. Gambari's visit, the junta's leader, Senior Gen. Than Shwe, said he was ready to meet with Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi, but he set conditions that raised doubts about his sincerity.