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For example, Paul often urged and exhorted his readers to act on something he wrote.
Toynbee in“The Philosophy of History P. Sorokin,” noting that“new terms created difficulties in intelligent communication between the author and his readers.
the exchange of energy between the author and his readers.
Darwin assumes that his readers are familiar with such"events"
the author expected his readers to know that the earth is a sphere.
In this book Anderson tried to present the latest statistical methods assuming only that his readers had covered school level mathematics.
Com can not leave his readers without food, so we decided to compile a list of those products that almost never go bad
The owner of the untwisted design bureau and shops is not going to entertain his readers, but immediately makes it clear that his blog is a simple whim of a non-poor man.
of course defends Hegel against Schwegler by warning his readers not to take too literally'the little hint of Schwegler's against….
Of course it was worth while; this can be seen from the fact that he fully succeeded in persuading his readers, down to our own day,
with all the desire of Carranza and his readers to build the philosophy
In view of all that, I do not see how Plato's method of impressing upon his readers the belief that all important theories have been examined can be reconciled with the standards of intellectual honesty;
Unless McConkie is leading his readers astray, Mormons must admit that their God was a sinner for the Bible teaches that death is the wage of sin(Romans 6:23).
this right he grants to us, his readers.
The more that the qualities to which Peter has been exhorting his readers appear in our lives goodness,
finds it necessary to warn his readers that'we shall misunderstand Plato entirely if we think of him as a revolutionary thinker'.
the buried dead shall come out of their graves,” Nostradamus once also warned his readers.
only shares with his readers ideas and possible ways of their implementation.
here an unnamed narrator addresses his readers and offers a philosophical discussion on love
and wished his readers to believe, that this doctrine was characteristic of Socrates' teaching.