Sentence examples for this negative sense from inspiring English sources

One has negative liberty to the extent that actions are available to one in this negative sense.

But we ourselves had nothing to do with the treatment of prisoners of war, and certainly not in this negative sense.

Hence, choices made because of obsessions or thought disorders are not free in this negative sense.

Relativism in this negative sense is a prominent feature of the work of the relativists malgré eux such as Richard Rorty (1979) and Jacques Derrida (1974).

Humanity is in the first instance an end in this negative sense: It is something that limits what I may do in pursuit of my other ends, similar to the way that my end of self-preservation limits what I may do in pursuit of other ends.

But then I, I just always had this negative sense about him, and I didn't know why.

In this context, 'impact' is considered in the negative sense, conferring challenges to the parent.

This is a sure fire way to look younger (in the negative sense) and unprofessional.

"Nor can one exclude change in the negative sense.

Sure, Great Britain is a "tolerant" country, but only in the negative sense.

The answer is unclear – though not necessarily in the negative sense of the word.