Sentence examples for this broad sense from inspiring English sources

In this broad sense, however, structuralism is not one coherent theoretical perspective.

Thus, in this broad sense, the systems approach is simply the inheritor of a tradition that is generations, if not centuries, old.

Criticism of social evolution in this broad sense was a marked element of all the social sciences, pre-eminently in anthropology but in the others as well.

In this broad sense, any conscious state of mind has qualia.

In this broad sense of the term, it is difficult to deny that there are qualia.

The aim of crime science is to study how the environment - in this broad sense - affects crime, aggression and disorder.

The City in this broader sense has for centuries been one of the most internationally connected parts of the country.

In this broader sense of the term, it refers to an entire process.

In this paper, solving a dispute refers to this broader sense.

Both philosophers and psychologists have found it useful to mark such a distinction.[1] More recently, Crane (2003) calls attitudes in this broader sense 'intentional modes'.

In this broader sense, model theory meets philosophy at several points, for example in the theory of logical consequence and in the semantics of natural languages.