Sentence examples for what negates from inspiring English sources

What makes me an individual is not merely my differences from others nor my sameness with some essential core; it is precisely what most makes me not me, what negates me, in any moment of action.

What negates the fun and ease are those who have about 17 different requirements before you contact them.

The ability of the local emergency room physician to administer rTPA prior to transport is likely what negated the benefit [6].

It is a negation that is supposed to bear no relation at all to what it negates, to entirely escape the system of relations, of conditionality.

And that's what completely negates and vitiates the purpose for such an amendment".

That time frame, he said, "is what completely negates and vitiates the purpose for such an amendment"; it was "impossible" for him to imagine otherwise.

Apparently addressing an argument by Melissus, a follower of Parmenides, the atomists paired the term for 'nothing' with what it negates, 'thing,' and claimed that in a phrase typical of the atomists the one 'no more' exists than the other (DK 67A6).

Plainly, this was less a description than a European literary man's fantasy of going native, of fun in the sun, an ideal to be praised chiefly for what it negated — the highly organized and hierarchical society of Montaigne's France.

What is negated in (5a) is not a claim about some particular individual, but rather a general claim about the world in effect a claim that the world contains exactly one individual that is presently the King of France and that whoever is presently the King of France exists.

It is time to advance to a discourse which exemplifies rather than negates what education should be about".

The studios have decided that people like the word indie so they start making 'indie films,' but that negates what makes films indie.