Sentence examples for views true from inspiring English sources

In this respect, Jaspers adopted from Schelling a non-identitarian model of cognitive life, which views true (or truthful) knowledge as obtained through acts of positive interpretation and revelation at the limits of rational consciousness.

Radiography is inexpensive and easy to obtain but may be less accurate in detecting the presence of bone lesions compared to CT. Radiographic methods have been proposed using both basic views (true AP, axillary) and special views (Bernageau profile) to measure glenoid and Hill-Sachs bone loss.

This may well be, from a pure economist's calorie-counting point of view, true.

Voters who view true conservatism as the most important goal seem less predictable.

"What I said about the trial is, in my view, true," he said in an interview.

But he said that in his view, true psychopaths are a subset of those diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, a category he believes is so broad its utility is limited.

Worst yet, (at least from the consumer's point of view) true alternatives have not existed.

On this view, true predication in language is not a reliable guide to the metaphysical structure of what makes it true.

Extreme hardness, toughness and abrasion resistance make the state of the art cutting-and-machining operations extremely cost intensive so that, from a manufacturing point of view, true near-net-shape manufacturing is mandatory to accomplish reasonable cost targets.

According to this view, true or real liberty does not consist in the mere absence of intentional coercion, but in the positive capability or power to act in pursuit of significant goals, such as self-development.

Nonetheless, the book makes clear that, in his view, true Judaism and Aristotelian philosophy were basically reconcilable when properly interpreted, and that those who were capable of understanding this should be encouraged to study philosophy and follow the rationalist path.