Sentence examples for to be grasped through from inspiring English sources

But nor is it a "purely logical category," as if the Idea were some essence detached from and unrelated to history, to be grasped through an abstraction from all these particular historical developments (OGT, 46).

To this it is sometimes replied that the later philosophical tradition simply got the Buddha wrong, at least in part because the Buddha sought to indicate something that cannot be grasped through the exercise of philosophical rationality.

Similarly, in mapping XML into relations, we can consider some redundancies to enhance query performance and they can be grasped through the structural traits of DTD (or XML schema).

In so doing we are able to grasp conceptually, through a kind of detour, a whole that cannot be grasped through concepts in a direct fashion.

According to Ricoeur [ 26], a person's lived experience remains private but the meaning of it may be grasped through the interpretation of a narrative dialogue.

'Lulu' cannot be grasped through a prefabricated image".

The real magnitude of this issue can best be grasped through comparison with incarceration rates in Western Europe.

Maybe such a possible redundancy will be grasped through E/R model (i.e. semantic analysis).

Images of the future and an understanding of the future can therefore only be grasped through an analysis of utterances.

For that reason, the full force of certain moral truths can best be grasped through the medium of literature rather than philosophical argument.

Who a person is is indefinable and can only be grasped through value insight, an immediate and direct grasping of the other as a person in and through the act of love (GW II, 483)[1].