Sentence examples for terminological clarity from inspiring English sources

This is a point about terminological clarity, not a substantive barrier to discussing such asymmetric relations.

For the sake of terminological clarity, the neutral notion of relations between mind and matter will be used in this article.

The bulk of Frege's critique of Hilbert consists of criticizing Hilbert's lack of terminological clarity, particularly as this applies to the differences between sentences and various collections of thoughts.

The purpose of clarifying the terms used in the field of PTSD is to provide a resource for conceptual clarity, terminological precision, and understanding of meaningful nuances of the words used in clinical practice.

The paper questions whether increasing terminological precision will necessarily facilitate greater clarity in resulting multivalent governance discussions and public engagement.

A terminological point, however, is in order here: in the interests of clarity, an artist should be spoken of as representing in his work the persons and things and scenes of the world but as imitating the work of other artists.

It is a terminological admission of defeat.

Churchill once charged an opponent with "terminological inexactitude".

This terminological conflict has deep historic and cultural roots.

The long liberal retreat wasn't just terminological.

Clarity seduces.