Sentence examples similar to the aspect with which from inspiring English sources

From Stumpf's perspective, the originality of this new version of phenomenology in Ideas I lies less in the aspects with which Husserl's breaks with the doctrine of the Logical Investigations whereby phenomenology is defined as descriptive psychology than in the features by which Husserl opens up new perspectives with respect to descriptive psychology and phenomenology in Stumpf's sense.

In general, men are often (though not invariably) inclined to allow that the scientist knows the real constitution of things as opposed to the surface aspects with which ordinary men are familiar.

Art must always be showing us some aspect with which we're not finished grappling".

This legend is notable because it shows Kali in her benevolent, maternal aspect, with which she is not usually identified.

In both cases, philosophical wariness matched a distaste for considering aspects of objects in permanent isolation from the other aspects with which they were essentially connected.

Self-complexity refers to both the number of self-aspects with which individuals define themselves and the degree of overlap between them.

The level of conservation varies with the aspect of pathogenicity, which indicates that the different strains of Prevotella intermedia inherited a basic package of genes enabling it to adapt to different niches and cause diseases, and later the package diverged under different conditions and the genes of different functions evolved at different rates.

Despite being thought of as being 'satisfied' the females in this study revealed aspects with which they were not satisfied but they demonstrated gratitude for the practitioners' interventions.

Hamann essentially disliked attempts to isolate the phenomenon under consideration from other aspects with which he felt it to be intimately connected; this precludes a deep and true understanding of our existence.

The aspect of GT which associates with the configuration of manufacturing firms is cellular manufacturing system (CMS).

Plutarch identifies the rational aspect with intellect, which he distinguishes from the soul, making the former the cause of order and goodness while the latter the cause of disorder and badness (De an. procr.