Sentence examples for systematic accounts from inspiring English sources

Their purpose was to provide systematic accounts of the nature and means of valid cognition.

Thus Cohen's ethics seem to offer complete, systematic accounts of both of religion's central concepts.

Such urges usually led to the production of what Voltaire liked to call "philosophical romances," which is to say systematic accounts that overcome doubt by appealing to the imagination and its need for coherent explanations.

As reference manuals for botanical study and plant identification herbals were supplanted by Floras – systematic accounts of the plants found growing in a particular region, with scientifically accurate botanical descriptions, classification, and illustrations.

However, none of these reviews are systematic accounts of barriers to access to cancer pharmaceuticals.

In philosophical ethics, normative theories are typically understood as systematic accounts regarding the question of what constitutes morally right or wrong actions, or – in an evaluative sense – good or bad human conduct ([ 32], p. 1).

The trouble, the authors suggest, is that Nietzsche's writing contains no systematic account of what he thought.

In December, an independent investigation reported no evidence of systematic accounting fraud at the firm.

But the index is not a systematic accounting of regulations in each country.

At first it seems that Cocker will use this sense of induction as the launch-pad for a strictly systematic account of the place and its birds.

While several hundred spaces have been created, some quite successfully, the city has had no meaningful way to assess the policy because there was no systematic accounting.