Sentence examples for the corrective of from inspiring English sources

This may sound like an optimistic rationalism, but the corrective of negative theology and philosophy was also present in the mind of Aquinas.

Without the corrective of judicial review, the U.S. court system would be reduced to the European-style courts in parliamentary systems where laws passed by democratically elected legislatures are supreme.

A long philosophical tradition in the Roman Catholic Church itself — admittedly, not the one most in evidence today — has long balanced the comfort of certainty against the corrective of doubt.

But then Denis showed that even the revealed names, since they must be comprehensible to humans' finite understanding, cannot possibly reach or express the nature of God; and that in consequence, every affirmative statement about God requires at once the corrective of the coordinate negation.

She finds the volume of modern life needs the corrective of periods of quietude, something she discovered as she got further into meditation.

Their vision may look very blurry (beyond the corrective powers of glasses), or consist of rough patches of light and color.

These efforts included the diagnosis of existing equipment, the corrective maintenance of accelerograph stations, and the design and construction of the sheds where new equipment was installed.

Thus, the increased modulations of PMd neurons may reflect the corrective response of an internal feedback controller.

They advocated that if more than 20° hallux valgus correction is needed, DSTPs should be combined with the corrective osteotomy of the first metatarsal.

We found a statistically significant correlation between body posture and the quality of the balance system response based on the corrective function of the visual system.

See Eastman Kodak (Section 2 is "directed to discrete situations" in which the behavior of firms with monopoly power "threatens to defeat or forestall the corrective forces of competition").