Sentence examples for this entry will concentrate from inspiring English sources

Since this view is unusual this entry will concentrate on conceptions of political authority that treat it as a species of practical authority.

In anticipation of the reaction of the scholarly community to these and other new studies and of the further contextualization of Marchia's ideas, the present edition of this entry will concentrate on what is already known to be both distinctive and influential in Marchia's thought.

This entry will concentrate on the relation between science and the theistic religions: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, where theism is the belief that there is an all-powerful, all-knowing perfectly good immaterial person who has created the world, has created human beings 'in his own image,' and to whom we owe worship, obedience and allegiance.

This entry will concentrate instead on two influential and broadly idiolectal positions in the philosophy of language and linguistics: Noam Chomsky's preference for I-languages over E-languages (Section 2), and Donald Davidson's rejection of languages conceived as shared conventional structures that make communication possible (Section 3).

This entry will focus on evil in this narrower sense.

This entry will focus on method and metaphysics.

This entry will focus primarily on classical digital computation.

Accordingly, this entry will focus almost entirely on linguistic reference.

Although this entry will steer clear of these interpretive hurdles and will concentrate on Mill's discussion of the nature of happiness and of some of the institutional structures that can promote happiness, these questions of interpretation will be relevant to a final assessment of Mill in Section 4, below.

This entry will avoid it.

This entry will primarily discuss republicanism in this second sense.