Sentence examples for the bare concept from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most characteristic, as well as most controversial, feature of the Wissenschaftslehre (at least in its earlier and most influential version) is Fichte's effort to ground his entire system upon the bare concept of subjectivity, or, as Fichte expressed it, the "pure I".
Fergus himself is illiterate, barefoot, largely unskilled; someone who has never even seen a chicken and has only the barest concept of what Ireland is.
But in a way, the cynics have a point: what's happening to asylum seekers in Cardiff is in its barest concept not too different to what's happening to everyone else.
Mr. Torimaru said his approach to design was to start with an idea and see what he could strip away to arrive at the bare essence of a concept.
However, the bare economic figures do not indicate whether these different concepts affect the quality of care provision and disregard patient preferences and caregiver-related aspects.
The concept of utilizing profit efficiency determination as the bare model in determining the best and the worst ranking positions is discussed in the next section.
The strength of the bare soil variable in the annual grass model here further supports this concept of the soil surface niche.
The bare facts speak loudly.
