Sentence examples for that immanent from inspiring English sources
"Determinate negation" (bestimmte Negation) indicates that immanent criticism is the way to wrest truth from ideology.
13. Platonists about properties who don't claim that properties are components of propositions could also try to argue that immanent realism is false because there are uninstantiated properties.
So whereas immanent realists maintain that red things are red because redness exists in them, trope theorists maintain that red things are red because red tropes exist in them; but the difference is that immanent realists maintain that one and the same thing (redness) exists in all red things, whereas trope theorists maintain that each red thing has its own trope.
Pushing: The main argument for immanence is that only immanent entities can interact.
The transcendent Father can be known only through the Son (the omnipresent Word); yet, together with the Holy Spirit, they form a single Godhead that is immanent everywhere.
When Twice-Told Tales appeared in 1837 (secretly financed by his old Bowdoin friend Horatio Bridge), it was as though Hawthorne had become a "finder" of stories that were immanent in the ancestral culture of America itself.
Image analysis of the on-line photographs allows a fast and reliable determination of the particle size distribution devoid of systematic errors that are immanent in the evaluation by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).
Some Brentano scholars have recently argued that this immanent reading of the intentionality thesis is too strong.
However, others interpret Zhu's li not as ontologically prior to qi but rather as being a pattern or deep structure that is immanent within and expressed by qi and delineates the range and possibilities of qi's transformations (Graham, 1986; Thompson, 1988).
It was important for her to note that The Immanent Frame and freq.uenci.es "have very high standards academically".
He finds that The Immanent Frame has helped create an interface between academic scholarship and public discourse.
