Sentence examples for the rules of it from inspiring English sources

Once the interpretive attitude has taken hold amongst the participants in a social practice, the only way to understand it adequately is to do as the participants in that practice do: i.e. join the practice and make the same kind of interpretive claims concerning the point of the practice, and what the rules of it are in light of that point, as they do.

Similarly, this sort of cognitivism can explain why moral thought seems appropriately subject to the rules of logic: it seems appropriately subject to these rules because it is.

By all the rules of melodrama, it misses by several miles.

"In the rules of engagement, it's a policeman's right to fire back, to uphold the law".

Kanani: Are these social innovators rewriting the rules of what it means to be a corporate citizen?

That doesn't advance the rule of law, it undermines it.

"Once New York really grasped the rules of the game, it set the agenda," Professor Castellani added.

The Supreme Court has not merely changed the rules of crime-fighting; it has changed the rules of television.

The scope of the examination under this section will be governed by the Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, as it is today.

"If they know the rules of the game, it's easier to play ball — even if you don't like the rules," he said.

By the rules of modern celebrity, it really was an unconscionable betrayal.