Sentence examples for the enquiry which from inspiring English sources

He opposes them in Appendix II of the Enquiry, which was originally part of Section II, "Of Benevolence".

Engagement entails the procurement of willing cooperation, so that the enquiry, which usually means obtaining responses to a questionnaire, can be completed.

Hume's remarks to Mure were written well before he published the Enquiry, which gives us good reason to doubt the sincerity of his (Lockean) remarks in the Enquiry about our idea of God.

How we got into the 21st century's greatest war of choice so far, should be the subject of the official enquiry which the government is reluctantly setting up.

This view is itself encouraged by a more general understanding of the relationship between the Treatise and the first Enquiry which maintains that the Treatise lacks any significant irreligious content (because Hume "castrated" his work and removed most passages of this kind, perhaps including the passages at EU, 8.32 6).

Philo's form of scepticism is the mitigated scepticism of the first Enquiry, which makes him the most likely candidate for Hume's spokesman.

In the free enquiry, which Cicero engaged throughout the varied doctrines, the humanists found an ideal mirror of their own relationship with the Classics.

It was Colonel Jorge Mendonca, then the Commanding Officer, who, as soon as he learned of Mr Musa's death, initiated the formal enquiry which has now resulted in these charges being brought.

New impetus was given to the UK enquiry, which had originally ruled that no significant breach had occurred, following harsh criticisms of Google from the Canadian authorities.

What makes the presupposition absolute is that it cannot be forsaken without at the same time undermining the form of enquiry which it makes possible.

Edwards looks in great detail at the process of self-examination and the commitment to theological enquiry which give the later work a new and formidable gravity.