Sentence examples for ways of stating from inspiring English sources

Formal epistemology gives us precise ways of stating how induction works.

In this dialogue he uses the expression "the not other" as a substantive for God as the divine Not-Other, even though we are more familiar with the phrase in comparative expressions that are negative ways of stating self-identity.

This seems an extremely harsh way of stating the case — ungrateful, as it were — but the evidence that supports this way of stating it is not easily refuted.

An equivalent way of stating the above "equilibrium condition" is to write Y = C + I.

But that, in some ways, is an optimistic way of stating how the experts are feeling.

This is a way of stating your values and passing them on in a direct way".

This is just a way of stating some puzzle or puzzles about the sources for sticky wages and prices.

His conjecture was a way of stating this observation, but proving it mathematically had defied generations, until Perelman came along.

(This is just another way of saying that the artificial trade surplus hurts our economy — just another way of stating the same thing).

Geir Lundestad, the committee's executive secretary, said that was "a very curious way of stating things", because only the 65 countries with embassies in Norway were invited.

In a provocative calculation in 1995, Ted Jacobson, a theorist from the University of Maryland, showed that given a few of these holographic ideas, Einstein's equations of general relativity are just a another way of stating the laws of thermodynamics.