Sentence examples for true to consider from inspiring English sources

In one of his early notebooks, written in 1838, Darwin wrote: "Man in his arrogance thinks himself a great work, worthy of the interposition of a deity, more humble, and I believe true, to consider him created from animals".

[Yet it is] more humble and, I believe, true to consider him created from animals".

The direct way is to imagine that we know for sure that the premise is true, and to consider what we would then think about the conclusion.

She's gotta lot of living to do to catch up with them, but here's one true thing to consider.

Over the 34 hours, countless false or unprovable theories were pushed that require the viewer to either simply believe the host that they are true or to consider them pure entertainment.

Doctors make such errors when their thinking is overly influenced by what is typically true; they fail to consider possibilities that contradict their mental templates of a disease, and thus attribute symptoms to the wrong cause.

For example, a person might have an intuition that the naïve comprehension axiom is true when asked to consider it, but not have such an intuition while driving home in heavy traffic.

Responding to a ripple of skepticism among the students, Dr. Dunne suggested that instead of pondering whether the story was literally true, they ought instead to consider the implications of a world in which it could be.

For computing a θ that is close to its true value, we need to consider the statistical properties of noise.

Many translators complain about tight deadlines, and it is certainly true that you have to consider carefully what you accept and what is best turned down.

It is absolutely true that politicians need to consider the struggles of that demographic.