Sentence examples similar to trivial conception from inspiring English sources
One might object that any formulation of physicalism which utilizes the theory-based conception will be either trivial or false.
Having presented a rational and non-trivial reading of evidence-based ethics as a theoretical conception, this paper is now particularly concerned to identify the limits of evidence-based ethics in practice and the risks that go along with it.
If the abundant conception is true, then our first question may seem trivial: Existence is a property of individuals because sentences like 'Bill Gates exists' are grammatical and there is a class of all individuals and hence a corresponding property of existing.
I was particularly struck on this reading by a long passage in which Eliot describes the mistake adults make when they dismiss the sorrows of children as trivial: "If we could recall that early bitterness, and the dim guesses, the strangely perspectiveless conception of life, that gave the bitterness its intensity, we should not pooh-pooh the griefs of our children," it concludes.
A conception of justice based on unanimity in these circumstances would indeed be weak and trivial" (TJ 141).
Our criteria for viable knowledge consist in evidence for the ability to (a) generate non-trivial conjectures, judged so subjectively by a mathematician, (b) prove such conjecture, and (c) move upward along the APOS conception levels.
Some doubts seem trivial.
Even sometimes trivial things.
