Sentence examples for we might speak from inspiring English sources
We might speak the same contemporary American dialect, wear the same T-shirts, and eat the same fatty foods, but our basic beliefs are so incompatible that it's hard to know what political arrangement could ever satisfy us both.
Misattribution and simulation theory shed light on why we might speak of a text's "affective content" even though we know quite well that actual emotions are not really "in" the words on the page.
In contexts where we might speak of a word or a speaker referring to an object, early Chinese texts typically use the expressions zhi (point, indicate) or wei (call) instead of ju (bring up).
Autobiographical account is often part of the artwork, and the border between the artwork and the artist's biography becomes fluid, hence we might speak of a new kind of authorship, intimately related to the artist as an individual, but also mediating between home and abroad and thus fundamental in the re-shaping of identities.
According to Dretske (2003: 112 3; 2005: 19), any relevant alternatives account leads "naturally" but "not inevitably" to K failure, but in any case the analyses Dretske and Nozick defend are in tension with K. Therefore, we might speak of two versions of the argument from the analysis of knowledge.
Since relative frequencies obey the axioms of probability (up to finite additivity), it is thought that rational credences, which strive to track them, should do so also.[7] More generally, we might speak of an entire probability function as being such a guide for an agent over a specified set of propositions.
When we are folding forward, I might speak to bowing to our queer selves and all that that identity entails or brings forth.
"We weren't affected," Bernard said, speaking as someone in Tennessee might speak of a tornado in Oklahoma — a concern, but not a threat.
"You might speak to that," she said.
Others might speak, but soon they would be discredited.
