Again, Kant, in the " Transcendental Logic, " is professedly engaged with the search for an answer to the second main question of the Critique, How is pure physical science, or sensible knowledge, possible?
22.
Relatively enlightened, socially progressive, and professedly committed to the welfare and improvement of the people and county of Monaghan, the 11th Lord Blayney also provided for the erection in Castleblayney of the current church buildings of the Ascendancy '.
23.
In his biography Miller records his conversion : " I became acquainted with the principal men in that village [ Poultney, Vermont ], who were professedly Deists; but they were good citizens, and of a moral and serious deportment.
24.
It was severely attacked by Warburton in his " Divine Legation of Moses ", professedly owing to a difference of opinion in regard to the persecution of the early Christians, in reality because Taylor had spoken disparagingly of his scholarship.
25.
Ctesias was the author of treatises on rivers, and on the Persian revenues, of an account of India entitled " Indica " ( 8 ????? ), and of a history of Assyria and Ionic dialect, and professedly founded on the Persian Royal Archives.
26.
For this very reason, it is an eminently important book for Germany, because history is a specifically German problem, and the philosophy of history a professedly Germanic form of self-understanding " Gottfried Benn, in " Die Literatur ", 1935
27.
The MMA highly opposed and became critical of Pakistan's civil society as the MMA, by virtue of its nature as a professedly religious Islamic party, openly states it desires the establishment of a theocracy, and does not believe in the Western notion of a democracy.
28.
After graduating from high school, Welch eschewed attending Georgetown University, where he had been accepted, to move to Paris, professedly to attend the Deux Magots caf?" rather than attending to his studies, and eventually returned to Southern California, where he studied French at UCLA.
29.
Inspector Clouseau is a patriotic Frenchman whose country is professedly his highest priority, has been prone to infatuation ( often reciprocated ) after being cuckolded by Sir Charles Litton, and is repeatedly perplexed by transvestites, to the extent that he addresses them as " Sir or Madame ."
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Another account ( professedly by one Foersch, who was a surgeon at Semarang in 1773 ) was published in " The London Magazine ", December 1783, and popularized by Erasmus Darwin in " Loves of the Plants " ( Botanic Garden, pt . ii ).
