Sentence examples for understood by that from inspiring English sources

His first step is to draw a basic distinction between activity and passivity: "I say that we are active when something takes place within us or out of us, of which we are the adequate cause, ie when from our nature something follows either within us or out of us, which can be clearly understood by that nature alone.

With its accusations of racism and sexism, it declares itself, no less than the "bien pensant politicians and the massed ranks of luvvies", ridiculed by the Mail last week, to be fully as remote from "ordinary people" as understood by that paper.

Why suppose that a person's vote is understood by that person to be consent to the outcome of the vote.

This can be easily understood by that different nanopore shape with same porosity will lead to a different electron transfer channel width.

This can be understood by that 0.125% atropine is effective in decreasing myopia progression and axial length increase.

It helps to know how you're going to write, and who you're writing to so that your piece is understood by that particular audience.

Jarvis kicks off by asking about "openness", and what Hoffman understands by that.

The TV ad features people asking" "Is that your car?" What we are meant to understand by that phrase is: "I am jealous of your car" – but it doesn't work.

Research suggested that the protective benefits were well understood by men and that future campaigns could overcome that plateau by presenting VMMC as an aspirational procedure.

"Even in that group it was understood by everyone that she was one of the most talented writers there," Mr. McGreevy said.

It has long been understood by economists that there are goods and services that can be most effectively paid for through some kind of pooled -- and compulsory -- mechanism.