Sentence examples for thus departs from inspiring English sources
She thus departs from a significant number of her contemporaries, including Heidegger, for whom the idea of the tragic is of central, even decisive importance.
Hanawalt thus departs from the more traditional approach to viewing women's economic contributions through roles as laborers or entrepreneurs, and instead positions them squarely as conduits of wealth, having their own, if limited, agency.
Marx thus departs from Hegel by insisting that "the fact that man is a corporeal, actual, sentient, objective being with natural capacities means that he has actual, sensuous objects for his nature as objects of his life-expression, or that he can only express his life in actual sensuous objects".
CFA thus departs from EFA in that researchers must first identify a factor model before analysing data.
He is thus departing earlier than he wanted to, and for reasons that he will always regret.
Mann's focus was placed on consciousness itself and thus departed to some extent from Marx's attempt to embed consciousness in social practices.
A local paper, after describing the scene in much detail, adds—"Thus departed from among us as true and upright a governor as ever the destinies of a British colony were entrusted to".
Third, Scotus denied the application of teleology to non-intentional nature, and thus departed from the Aristotelian and Thomist view.
The coalition of philanthropists, activists and policymakers that were part of the RE100 pledge includes the United Nations and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the latter of which had previously announced that it would remove all of its $866 million in assets from fossil fuels, thus departing from its own founding business.
The coalition of philanthropists, activists and policymakers that were part of this pledge includes the United Nations and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the latter of which had previously announced that it would remove all of its $866 million in assets from fossil fuels, thus departing from its own founding business.
Numenius argues that for Pythagoras the dyad was a principle independent of the monad; later thinkers, who tried to derive the dyad from the monad (he does not name names but Eudorus, Moderatus and the Pythagorean system described by Alexander Polyhistor fit the description), were thus departing from the original teaching.
