Sentence examples for wholly general from inspiring English sources

It might seem that an intentionalist must say that the content of perception is wholly general.

A strict actualist, then, as we might put it, believes that, necessarily, all possibilities are either wholly general or, at most, are directly about actually existing individuals only.

Martin (2002) argues that the availability of this position shows that intentionalism could deny that the content of experience is wholly general.

For Russell, while there are thoughts about particulars that are wholly qualitative and wholly general, the paradigm form our thought about external reality takes is ultimately grounded in acquaintance, albeit acquaintance with sense data as opposed to extra-mental reality itself.

I have only a first approximation understanding of this index, but it seems unlikely to me that it can serve as a wholly general way of distinguishing intruders from natives in the intended sense.

Like all general assembly speeches it was substantially or wholly aimed at a domestic audience, but he moved as far as he could on the substantive issues.

If the idea of getting rid of experienced advisers only to replace them with wholly deferential general advisers (who will be inexperienced and thus more likely to kowtow to the DWP) wasn't so serious for so many people, it would almost be funny.

One of the nation's most successful environmental programs is now wholly dependent on general tax revenues appropriated by Congress.

Even at this period, little is known of secular architecture, but a portion of the Blachernae Palace at Constantinople may be noted, as well as the monasteries, particularly those on Mount Athos; though they have been much restored or even wholly rebuilt, the general layout of most follows a Byzantine scheme.

Ockham indeed explicitly denies that a complex definition is in general wholly synonymous with the corresponding defined term.[30] His point, presumably, is that the definition usually signifies more things than the defined term.

Second, our findings also rule out the possibility that activation in these regions can be wholly attributed to general processing load.