Sentence examples for usage of such terms from inspiring English sources

Subsequent to the essay of 1912 and the lectures of 1915, the influence of the language of phenomenology becomes discernible in the works of Ortega through the usage of such terms as "apodictic appearance," philosophy as "a science," and philosophy "as a science without supposition" (Obras, 1: 318–19; 7: 335).

Though this may seem impossible, the meaning of such terms is actually determined by their contextual usage.

But it is impossible to police the commercial usage of such an ambiguous term, and with so many mass-produced, heavily processed items masquerading as natural foods, is the entire concept poppycock?

Whereas their criticisms had some merit, previous orthodox Neo-Confucians such as Hayashi Razanhad insisted that the Confucian usage of terms such as "stillness" and "calmness" meant something profoundly different from what was meant by Buddhists and Daoists.

For example, as a project manager, most of the time we are avoiding the usage of terms such as biases, creativity or mindfulness in order to avoid fooling ourselves.

In part, this was due to the unpopular suspension of badger culling across the country once the experiment had started, but the ISG's usage of terms such as 'non-compliance' and 'interference' (ISG 1998, p. 6) to refer to the behaviour of farmers, landowners and other members of the public suggests that this was far from a participatory relationship.

Authors are advised to avoid excessive usage of domain‐specific jargon/terminologies unless all such terms have been formally introduced at the start of the article.

But the clear upshot of the Buddhist's nominalist position about universals is that there are no such natural kinds, and that the usage of terms is not explicable by matching up terms with them.

Queer has many negative connotations to older people who remember the word as a taunt and insult and such (negative) usage of the term continues.

Despite historical usage of these terms, the phrases 'direct viable count' and 'viable-but-non-culturable' are misnomers, since such cells are not viable as defined above.

It also represents the commonest usage of the terms.