Sentence examples for the view considered from inspiring English sources

But, the view considered here naturally suggests a new strategy: presenting a Transparency Account according to which the normativity of instrumental coherence is merely apparent (Kolodny 2005, §5).

As David Wiggins (1987: 206) describes the view, considered as a general theory of value, it holds: "x is good if and only if x is the sort of thing that calls forth or makes appropriate a certain sentiment of approbation given the range of propensities we have to respond in this or that way".

If the views considered thus far all fail, theists have no choice but to place the decisions and willings of rational creatures under God's creative authority.

Almost everyone will agree that the direct realist is right about these two points — and indeed it is doubtful that any advocate of the views considered earlier would have seriously wanted to dispute them.

There is a recent version of relativism according to which some of the views considered so far for instance, Harman's (1975) variety of moral relativism will be regarded varieties of contextualism as opposed to bona fide relativism.

These four views are not the only choices available (see Gracia 1999), but they are the most popular views considered in the Middle Ages.

– 10 – 10 Influence Were the children's views considered by those with the power to effect change?

In the second part of the work Stendhal presents his views, considered radical at the time, against marriage and favouring the full education and moral liberty of women.

Festivals keep alive the communal experience of film viewing, considered an anachronism in the age of laptops and cell phones.

The monist view considered in section 1.3, when combined with (7), may inspire the hope that we can make do with a single fundamental kind of necessity.

Proponents of the last view considered above, however, do not countenance merely possible individuals, uninstantiated individual essences, nor contingently nonconcrete individuals.