Sentence examples for this narrower understanding from inspiring English sources

On this narrower understanding, paradigm examples of what I can know on the basis of a priori justification are conceptual truths (such as "All bachelors are unmarried"), and truths of mathematics, geometry and logic.

This narrow understanding of hip-hop is even more surprising because part of the genre's brilliance is how it's moved away from the margins and seeped into the mainstream in unexpected places and ways — providing soundtracks for ads, shilling brands, giving teenagers new slang.

To an even higher degree, we are unable to observe electrons, molecules, gravitational forces and genes on this narrow understanding of observability.

At its margins, this narrow understanding of mutual recognition between persons raises the question from which point onward children can start to be subjects of recognition (and whether at least some animals can qualify as such).

Shacknove speculates that this narrow understanding of refugees is likely the consequence of real-world political pressures from leaders who are wary of the international legal obligations that would follow from a more expansive definition.

If this claim is correct, and the narrow understanding of goodwill is indeed too narrow, then will-based theories are in serious trouble.

This is particularly true when democracy is being understood to transcend the narrow understanding of being primarily based on or being primarily rooted in government institutions (within Triple Helix).

This is particularly true when democracy is to be understood to transcend the narrow understanding of being primarily based on or being primarily rooted in government institutions (within Triple Helix).

"Black Masses" is more or less a re-enactment of the narrowest understanding of early Black Sabbath.

Using these criteria, I show that even under the narrowest understanding of the term restructuring, German has both functional and lexical restructuring verbs.

Going beyond a narrower understanding of language and taking a performatory stance on doing language, "Communication = Languaging = Meaning-making" (Bagga-Gupta and Dahlberg 2018) irrespective of the number of language-varieties or language-modalities (oral, written, signed, etc).