Sentence examples for uses the same term from inspiring English sources

hEven if with another intention Geddes uses the same term.

These words are not intended to represent an enduring feature of reality, and for this reason Derrida coins new terms for new readings and rarely uses the same term twice.

But Augustine admits links between the two kinds of love, noting that scripture often uses the same term indifferently (amor or dilectio) for both good and bad loves (City of God 14.7).

Motivation to good is supplied by rightly-directed emotion, while virtue is achieved by the exercise free will or autoexousy (More uses the same term as Cudworth), that is the 'Power to act or not act within ourselves'.

Indeed, while Salesforce applies the term to how businesses use social media — and has been marketing a suite of services to help them do this — Salesforce today acknowledged that the social sector uses the same term for "organizations that apply commercial strategies to improve human and environmental well-being such as reducing poverty or improving education".

Mr. Pérez-Reverte repeatedly uses the same terms to describe him.

Oscar Angulo, in his shifty, shambling way, uses the same terms to explain the crushing decision he made for his sons.

Al Jazeera uses the same terms for U.S. actions in Iraq as it does for Israeli actions in the West Bank -- Iraq is under U.S. "occupation," and Iraqis killed are "martyrs".

Ordinary language often uses the same terms on both sides of this divide; see uses (1) and (2) of n. 1, 8 above.

First, Aristotle identifies his problem as explaining how the principles can "become familiar to us", using the same term "familiar" (gnôrimos) that he used in presenting the regress problem.

Us: native-born American citizens ― pointedly referred to using the same term often used for undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as children.