Sentence examples for weaker conception from inspiring English sources

Rather than building the spatial representations on a Euclidean space, a weaker conception of space is used.

Clearly this claim is much more plausible with the stronger conception of rationality that McDowell is urging than the weaker conception limited to mere deductive relations.

Nevertheless, he wishes to retain a certain attenuated, or weaker, conception of the reduction; he evokes Eugen Fink's characterization of the reduction as 'wonder in the face of the world'.

Our history is a weak conception of the past.

A closely related problem for the weak conception presents itself.

But the weak conception cannot sustain this judgment.

BonJour concludes that the weak conception fails miserably to explain the value of knowledge, and thus that the strong conception must be true.

But then the idea of formality and the weakest conception of the modal force of logical truths uncontroversially imply that the original formula is not logically true.

So the weak conception of knowledge along with a law of probability entail that you're automatically not in a position to know the conjunction (Q&R).

For example, Bhargava (2012) defends a weak conception of reconciliation by emphasizing how significant an achievement peaceful coexistence can be in the aftermath of atrocities.

Thus the weak conception entails that you know Q, and you know R. Intuitively, if you know Q and you also know R, then you're automatically in a position to know the conjunction (Q & R).