Sentence examples for the inquirers from inspiring English sources
The remastered visuals were positively received; reviewers such as The Inquirers Chris Martin and The Escapists Russ Pitts singled out the graphics-switch button for praise.
But when the inquirers learned what was involved, most of them shied away.
So far angling seems well suited to direct the inquirers toward their goal.
The inquirers assume that a negation specifies the opposite of the item negated (Sophist 240b, 240d).
We have noticed that the inquirers tangle the threads of theoretical and practical knowledge.
As a preliminary step in locating the essence of a kind, the inquirers must figure out what people understand by the name of that kind.
For this film, he cast only amateur actors whose real-life names and occupations resembled those of characters they played in the film as The Philadelphia Inquirers Steven Rea described the performances, the actors are just "people playing variations of themselves in front of the camera".
The limitations of the inquiry are the limitations of the main inquirers, and neither (the historical) Socrates nor Theaetetus was a card-carrying adherent of Plato's theory of Forms.
Beginning with the first news reports of the disaster, inquirers have found it unwise to trust the original passenger and crew lists, which were rendered inaccurate by such factors as misspellings, omissions, aliases, and failure to count musicians and other contracted employees as either passengers or crew members.
Dame Fiona Reynolds, the head of the BBC executive board that appointed the two inquirers, said that these "reviews" — another word of flexible meaning — "will demonstrate the BBC's determination to open itself fully to scrutiny from independent experts, emphasizing our belief that the basis of the public's trust is full openness and accountability".
The Philadelphia Inquirers review by Sam Adams praised the performers by concluding that "all four musicians are worthy of following in Guthrie's footsteps, each in his own distinctive way".
