Sentence examples for sources of the idea from inspiring English sources

After discussing the ostensible contrast between "Western being" and "Eastern nothingness," and after looking at some of the Eastern sources of the idea of absolute nothingness, I will discuss the topological, dialectical, phenomenological and existential philosophies of absolute nothingness developed by Nishida Kitarō, Tanabe Hajime, Nishitani Keiji, and most recently by Ueda Shizuteru (b. 1926).

Deference to the source of the idea is part of the answer.

This feeling, Hume concludes, is the only discoverable impressional source of the idea of causality.

It was actually the tenth, the first being No. 1,316, when I acknowledged Araucaria as the source of the idea; he sets them regularly in the subscription crossword monthly One Across.

But it seems reasonable to assume that no journalist would even consider writing a story asserting that the prime minister was planning to sack eight named ministers without at least running the proposition past the prime minister's office, even if the original source of the idea was someone else.

Cryptomnesia's roots are almost as difficult to trace as the source of the idea.

As noted, Boethius found the source of the idea of eternity which he attributes to God in Plato.

According to Cohen, monotheism, and so too Judaism, was the historical source of the idea that all humanity could be unified by a single set of ethical laws.

Hume locates the source of the idea of necessary connection in us, not in the objects themselves or even in our ideas of those objects we regard as causes and effects.

He argued that monotheism was the historical source of the idea of universal ethical laws, and thus that Judaism offered the world its first model of a universalist morality.

One source of the idea that a difference in type of content helps constitute a distinction between what is and is not phenomenally conscious lies in the apparent distinction between sense experience and judgment.