Sentence examples for thought committed from inspiring English sources

But in supposing that there is some type of directional bias, each of these hypotheses might be thought committed to the sort of Panglossianism about adaptation that Gould and Lewontin (1978) are famous for critiquing, or (more subtly) to a view of evolutionary change as progressive or inevitable in some way.

For each violation, respondents were asked the sex of the abused, type of abuse, whom they thought committed the violation, the identity and sex of the perpetrator, the number of attackers, and the consequences [ 40].

Ethical naturalists have, he notes, and Brandt clearly bears him out, been thought committed to denying this.

At the end of the story is a menu asking who the reader thinks committed the crime.

'In many ways, I think committing suicide was the bravest decision he ever made.

Based on interviews, investigators said they thought he committed his first murder in North Carolina, shortly after enlisting there in 1992.

At first it was thought he committed suicide, but his family always maintained it was foul play and the coroner recorded an open verdict.

Pressed on if he thought millions committed voter fraud, Thune said, "I don't know the answer to that".

Suicidal ideation, suicide plans and suicide attempts were assessed with questions such as "Have you ever seriously thought about committing suicide?" "Have you ever made a plan for committing suicide?" and "Have you ever attempted suicide?", respectively.

The WMH-CIDI contains a module that assesses history of suicide ideation ("Have you ever seriously thought about committing suicide?"), suicide plan ("Have you ever made a plan for committing suicide") and suicide attempts ("Have you ever attempted suicide?").

"We do not think he committed suicide.