Sentence examples for thought irrespective from inspiring English sources

The norms of valid argument, on this picture, are those norms that apply to thought irrespective of the particular content of that thought.

"I think irrespective of the C.E.O.

and I think so irrespective of the typing results if you get a blip and it's beyond what you expect you go in there hard.... [15: MLVA Trust].

I hadn't recognized it, but they thought they had lost, irrespective of the facts.

Other cases of (i) might be thought to be generated, irrespective of the necessity of the laws, by noting that a kind might be manifested in two or more superficially distinct species.

I cannot suddenly go and do something to a patient, which I think is right, irrespective of what the data shows.

We used a multivariate Cox regression model to examine clinical and demographic factors that might be associated with survival; we included in the model all factors that we thought relevant on clinical grounds, irrespective of their statistical effect on survival.

Most Black African and first generation Black Caribbean women irrespective of age generally thought they were not at risk.

The banks' job was to write up the terms and make the deal happen, irrespective of whether the bankers thought it was a good idea.

To outsiders it certainly looked as though Tom Ford deliberately killed off a rival, but Deacon doesn't see it that way: 'Actually I think the truth is that Tom Ford thought it was a really great brand, irrespective of where we'd taken it to - that was almost irrelevant.

Metabolic acidosis is classically thought to induce an enhanced ventilatory pattern, irrespective of the underlying aetiology.