Sentence examples for we might avail from inspiring English sources

Moral phenomenology is normative moral theory, for him, and there is no more foundational theory no set of general principles of which we might avail ourselves.

Who knows what other services they might avail themselves of?

Against such judicial severity, only formal appeal to higher authority might avail.

Mike Weir said he might avail himself of the option to try something else.

In each ḥalqah (circuit) of villages, a school was established in the most central village so that all the villagers within a radius of two miles might avail themselves of it.

He said that this year anxious parents might avail themselves of more controlled Halloween celebrations, like Mall-o-ween, a chance for children to trick-or-treat inside a shopping mall.

Here the defender of (CA) might avail herself of the distinction between specific and general abilities.

Though see MacFarlane 2007 for a discussion of this "natural" sense of disagreement, and a suggestion for a more nuanced explication of disagreement that the meaning holist might avail themselves of (though MacFarlane has explaining disagreement for the Relativist not the holist in mind).

Although a few plaintiffs (or defendants in criminal trials) might avail themselves of LGS1, the option of prelitigation research (LGS2) is closed to them.

We might expect Aristotle to avail himself here of the syllogistic, but in fact he develops quite another approach, one that seems less systematic and rests on various "common" terms.

A secondary reason is that it might bring in people who might then avail themselves of our services.