Sentence examples for trying to specify from inspiring English sources

Psychologists trying to specify its role have now concluded it is the agent of ethnocentrism.

I don't operate at the level of trying to specify details.

Ramsey meant that Ludwig seemed to be cheating by trying to specify exactly what cannot be said.

Representationalists of course respond by trying to specify distinct properties as characteristic representata in the differing experiences.

Recent models are trying to specify how cortical circuits that enable planning and voluntary actions interact with adaptive subcortical microcircuits in the basal ganglia.

"I think it's a dangerous thing for Congress, or anybody else, to be trying to specify in detail what types of fundamental research NSF should be funding," he told Posey.

Responsible sexual behaviour is difficult enough, at times, to practice, if easier to try to specify and talk about.

You can continue to make requests by tweeting @GdnCables but please try to specify names or other details we should look for.

James Steinberg, deputy national security adviser during the Clinton administration, noted that it would be a mistake for the United States to try to specify all of the circumstance in which it would be prepared to use force.

That is, we can try to specify what have been called the 'existence conditions for rights' (Sumner 1987, 10 11).

But complications arise as soon as one tries to specify a theory's truth conditions: different accounts of truth conditions lead to different accounts of ontological commitment.