Sentence examples for systematic remarks from inspiring English sources

In De divina omnipotentia, Damian presents some systematic remarks concerning God's power to produce miracles.

Equally rigorous and systematic remarks about the differences between poetry and other art forms, such as music and painting, would be in order, as would reflection on the relation between orally delivered poetry (indeed, if we are to include performance, poetry that is in one way or another enacted) and poetry communicated through the written word.

It is often remarked that Leibniz never wrote a systematic ethical treatise.

A "beginning," but as he remarked to Wang, "Husserl's thoroughly systematic beginning is better than Kant's sloppy architectonic" (Wang 1996, 9.2.6).

The interpretive question, however, is whether scattered remarks and parenthetical outbursts add up to systematic views on questions of philosophical significance.

It is beyond the scope of the paper to provide conclusive remarks on this issue, as I lack systematic information on these characteristics.

The same remark can be made about explanatory and systematic power.

China and Russia remained on the "watch list", with the state department remarking that China continues to practise a "systematic form of repression" known as "re-education through labour".

Recently, the REMARK guidelines have been used in a systematic review of prognostic studies in stroke (Whiteley et al, 2009).

Rather than systematic studies, desultory essays that weave anecdotes, intuitions, and personal remarks, ever open to challenge, have proved more effective in attempting to delineate cultures.

Blacks and Hispanics have come forward by name to say that Mr. Stern's remarks not only offended them, but also reflected a racist, systematic set of practices in which whites were rapidly promoted over longtime, equally competent black employees.