Sentence examples for the demonstrative for from inspiring English sources

The pronouns of the 1st and 2nd persons still had distinctive dual forms: There were two demonstratives: sē, sēo, thaet, meaning "that," and thes, thēos, this, meaning "this," but no articles, the definite article being expressed by use of the demonstrative for "that" or not expressed at all.

That is very true; and that — amid near rioting on campus, the demonstrative mourning for Joe Pa — is what needs to be remembered.

The following chart shows the demonstrative pronouns for: (a) Wikwemikong, an Ottawa community; (b) Curve Lake, an Eastern Ojibwe community; and (c) Cape Croker, an Ottawa community that uses a mixed pronoun set.

At one point Grosseteste states that only mathematics is comprised of demonstrations in this strict sense, though in another passage he suggests that theology would most fully meet these conditions, apparently meaning that the demonstrative knowledge possible for us in this life (mathematics) is to be distinguished from that which is possible in the afterlife (theology).

Ibn Kammuna boldly claims to have formulated the the first demonstrative proof for the soul's eternity a parte ante.

In the following, the three fragments of the example scenario are detailed and used for the demonstrative objectives elicited above.

For the demonstrative purpose, consider the situation of Δ f * = 0.1.

For the demonstrative parameters used here, the infection is cleared within 60 hours; a timescale similar to those observed in related animal inoculation experiments [ 19].

Although Whichcote's published writings do not discuss natural philosophy as such, his recognition of the demonstrative value of natural philosophy for the argument from design anticipates the use of natural philosophy in the apologetics of Cudworth and More.

Also, the guy seems pretty vocal and demonstrative for someone who should be embarrassed by the turn his career has taken.

From this point, Hume draws the Gassendist lesson that induction cannot be demonstrative, for lack of this generalization step or the supposition "that apart from those enumerated there occurs none which is different" (O I (Institutio Logica) 113a).