Sentence examples for sort of demonstrative from inspiring English sources

In the world down below, in that New England I'd left behind, where tam o' shanter taciturnity ruled the day, this sort of demonstrative celebration might have been regarded as alien and untoward.

Earlier authors dubbed this sort of non-demonstrative, inductive argument a "physico-theological" argument (see, e.g., William Derham 1713).

She seems to regard demonstrative attention (the sort of attention that makes possible introspective judgments with demonstrative content, e.g., "I am experiencing this property") as made possible by acquaintance (2012).

In particular, in his account of demonstrative science, and thus of the sort of knowledge possible for most of us in this life, is Grosseteste employing a notion of divine illumination, as he clearly does in his treatise On Truth?

This was a CMJ full of demonstrative women, exorcising obsession and trauma with goth incantations.

But football is a game of demonstrative emotion and violent collisions, and Bush followed through.

The discussion of definition in effect bore on the middle terms of demonstrative syllogisms.

And that is what makes us capable of the sciences of demonstrative knowledge".

It is important to see how this is different from the standard view of demonstrative concepts.

In the acquisition process, however, the role of demonstrative identification may be unclear.

At the extreme, 'true demonstratives' like 'this' and 'that' look to be the sort of thing that can be used to refer to just about anything in just about any context — thus making it extremely difficult to characterize the way in which they refer in terms of any sort of contextually-invariant rule.