Sentence examples for to be sameness from inspiring English sources

Reid notes that Locke is aware of some of the consequences of the Memory Theory: if sameness of consciousness or memory is necessary and sufficient for sameness of person, then it is possible for there to be sameness of person without sameness of thinking Being.

It might be sameness that it will return to.

In addition to categorial kinds such as the sophist and statesman, there are also the great kinds discussed in the Sophist change, rest, being, sameness, and difference.

To be sure, this sameness is not numerical sameness, and thus it does not yield numerically one nature.

According to the Memory Theory, personal identity consists in memory; that is, sameness of memory is metaphysically necessary and sufficient for sameness of person.

The problem is sameness of content.

The one that burned in my brain was, "Sameness is Lameness".

At first glance there seems to be a certain sameness to these totally abstract canvases, with their allover arrangements of bars that superficially vary only in color, size and juxtaposition.

Equality is not to be confused with sameness.

"Equality is not to be equated with sameness," the letter reads.

Frege took sameness of cognitive significance to be the mark of sameness of meaning.