Sentence examples for various quite from inspiring English sources
Instead of examining such arguments, however, Moore pitted against the skeptic's premises various quite everyday beliefs for example, that he had breakfast that morning (thus, time cannot be unreal) or that he does in fact have a pencil in his hand (thus, there must be a material world).
The latter approach, by contrast, appeals to what agents would choose under various, quite possibly unrealizable conditions, and is thus hypothetical rather than historical.
Function spaces whose definition involves the quantity f**−f∗, which measures the oscillation of f∗, have recently attracted plenty of interest and proved to have many applications in various, quite diverse fields.
Rather diverged TCSs do thus occur in various and quite different instances.
Projections are not neutral, natural or 'given': they are constructed, configured, underpinned by various — and quite arbitrary — conventions.
"Well, there's an art critic in there, of course, and various other quite despicable types... .. Thompson will also do a version of the show he is currently touring with the veteran American songwriter Loudon Wainwright III, entitled Loud and Rich ("We are, sadly, neither").
It's a big opportunity and many of these sites will fill various needs quite well.
The derived kinetic model can explain the existing experimental data from various sources quite well.
Of course, for various reasons, quite a number of them have decided not to--at least for the moment--come back, which is understandable.
With physical markers, Blippar's growth was limited to brokering individual deals with various brands (quite successfully, for that matter, with more than 2,500 brands on board).
When Benedict Arnold's relief column marched through the scene several weeks later, the stench and grisly scene was, according to various accounts, quite memorable.
