Sentence examples for that whereby from inspiring English sources

Husserl's efforts in the first decades of the twentieth century had been directed toward establishing a descriptive science of consciousness, by which he understood not the object of the natural science of psychology but the "transcendental" field of intentionality, i.e., that whereby our experience is meaningful, an experience of something as something.

The principle weakness in stating unequivocally that radiation causes aging is similar to that whereby radiation health effects are disputed in general.

The syllogism, conceived as an inference, is that whereby one who knows the truth of its premisses may also come to know the truth of its conclusion.

Understanding how nature works, one will want to side with Love and not Strife especially, one will want to avoid the shedding of blood, that whereby we think and perceive, the very principle of conscious life.

The second is that whereby the painter – he mentions van Gogh – 'leaves out some things that he sees, modifies others, and introduces some which he not does see in his sitter at all' (53-4).

Blood has a central role to play in Empedocles' account of biological processes, to which we now turn; among other things, it is that whereby men think (B 105).

"Is our film industry really that crippled whereby we have dancing contest also-ran presenters in at 62?" wondered itsofficial.

Opinion polls are part of that evidence whereby we take account of consistent and robust trends across different polls over time, rather than reacting to individual polls".

So we could still pocket the hefty profits a lot of parents drool over while -- a bonus -- slowing that process whereby once pleasant towns seem to be turning into preserves for the excessively wealthy and architecturally fastidious.

"That process, whereby you apply to the ministry of interior if your rights have been abused and you can get released from sponsorship, should happen to all workers," Lynch said.

Asked whether Ukip would want to replicate that system, whereby immigrants would have to pay for both private education and health, Farage said: "To be honest, most countries in the world do.