Sentence examples for singular categorical from inspiring English sources
His singular categorical omission that can in so many ways also be considered an entitlement is military spending.
The crucial take-away points here are (a) a judgment's referential bottoming-out in intuitions/non-conceptual cognitions, which thereby constitute directly-referential singular terms in singular categorical judgments, that cannot be semantically replaced by individual concepts or definite descriptions without change or loss of meaning (contrast, e.g., Thompson 1972 and Hanna 2001, ch.
For example, according to Kant the logical form of the judgment that "the body is heavy" would be singular, affirmative, categorical, and assertoric.
In addition to quality (as affirmation or negation) and quantity (as singular, universal, particular, or indefinite), he takes categorical sentences to have a mode; this consists of the fact that the predicate is said to hold of the subject either actually or necessarily or possibly or contingently or impossibly.
Categorical data were described as singular data points, and continuous data as mean ± SD.
Within the categorical term-based logic of Aristotle and his Peripatetic successors, every statement whether singular or general is of subject-predicate form.
In my neighbors and in their first-rate work, I see a wild celebration and provocation of each of our singular sexualities, genders, races, classes, abilities and regional origins, and a dissolution of the categorical segregation that previously ghettoized gays, lesbians and their art.
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
Plural "their," singular "student".
Super powerful, super singular.
