Sentence examples for was accordingly understood from inspiring English sources

The concept of the chosen people was accordingly understood as indicating a specific role deliberately undertaken by the Jewish people and similar to that espoused by other groups (e.g., manifest destiny by the American people).

The behaviour of matter and radiation on the atomic scale often seems peculiar, and the consequences of quantum theory are accordingly difficult to understand and to believe.

Collecting "coherent national data on youth homelessness" is essential if the true scale of the problem is to be understood and funded accordingly so that young people receive the support they urgently need, the research concluded.

This review is accordingly necessary to better understand this state-of-the-art technology for further design development and new ideas.

It is accordingly of relevance to understand the combinatorics of these structures.

More generally, a redundant cognition would have no cognitive role, for its object would not be something that is to be understood; it is accordingly judged to amount to non-understanding.

The people are accordingly sceptical, it is not that they misunderstand the EU, they understand it only too well.

Ambitions are accordingly modest.

It is accordingly quashed.

English speakers commonly use sentences of the form "Some S are P" to implicate "Not all S are P," but they rarely if ever use them to implicate "Not more than half of all S are P".[45] Speakers are commonly understood accordingly.[46] These regularities are socially useful, serving, among other things, the purpose of communication.

(c) If the primary truthbearers are sentences or mental states, then states of affairs could be their meanings or contents, and the correspondence relation in (2) could be understood accordingly, as the relation of representation, signification, meaning, or having-as-content.