Sentence examples for so in virtue of from inspiring English sources

So, in virtue of the inequality [[35], p. 666] and properties 1 and 2 we have.

They are so in virtue of having constituents in the world, which are brought together in the right way.

So, if one's life is meaningful, it might be so in virtue of being married to a person, who is important.

So, in virtue of causally influencing Peter at the moment of his decision, God brings it about that Peter denies Christ in these circumstances.

(b) The arts in question do so in virtue of a pre-existing linguistic articulation or articulability of the same meanings and thoughts in the artist.

So God not only creates every created being, but every created being that continues to exist does so in virtue of God's continuously maintaining it in existence.

Foucault maintains that the great "turn" in modern philosophy occurs when, with Kant (though no doubt he is merely an example of something much broader and deeper), it becomes possible to raise the question of whether ideas do in fact represent their objects and, if so, how (in virtue of what) they do so.

So men, in virtue of their body temperature, have an advantage, both intellectual and moral, over women.

Dretske grants that when mental event a initiates ("triggers") a process ending in bodily movement b, a does so solely in virtue of its intrinsic makeup.

Finally, more sophisticated forms of reductionist naturalism hold that while moral predicates do refer to natural properties, they do not so refer in virtue of any sort of analytic equivalence between moral predicates and non-moral predicates.

However, the view includes no stipulations about the content of the desires, values, and so on, in virtue of which one is considered autonomous, specifically there is no requirement that one act from desires independently of others.