Sentence examples for this narrow sense from inspiring English sources

I would therefore take a (small) bet that, in this narrow sense, "yes, Xi can" will prove correct.

Mr Khodorkovsky's arrest and trial became a defining moment of his presidency.In this narrow sense, indeed, the imprisoned Mr Khodorkovsky might be compared to the exiled Andrei Sakharov in the 1980s.

Criticism in this narrow sense can be distinguished not only from aesthetics (the philosophy of artistic value) but also from other matters that may concern the student of literature: biographical questions, bibliography, historical knowledge, sources and influences, and problems of method.

In this narrow sense, "value theory" is roughly synonymous with "axiology".

The instances of a type artifact are artifacts in this narrow sense, that is, singular, particular objects.

Maintaining the possibility of mobility in only this narrow sense will have a significantly negative effect on livestock production.

This narrower sense of logic is related to the influential idea of logical form.

Structuralism, in this narrower sense of the term, is represented, with differences of emphasis or detail, in the major American textbooks published during the 1950s.

Any mention of the "philosophy of physics," the "philosophy of history," or even the "philosophy of anthropology" almost always pertains to philosophy in this narrower sense.

This entry will focus on evil in this narrower sense.

It is on moral naturalism in this narrower sense that this entry will focus.