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Meanings of singulars in English
Usage of singulars in English
1
Experiences might have all been singulars, no one of them occurring twice.
2
Mix up your metaphors, moods, tenses, singulars, plurals, and the sense generally.
3
Objection 1: It would seem that the separated soul does not know singulars.
4
Therefore there is not the same reason why it should know all singulars.
5
Objection 1: It would seem that angels do not know singulars.
6
Objection 1: It would seem that our intellect knows singulars.
7
Now it is impossible to have any but an uncertain opinion about contingent singulars.
8
Therefore prudence which is right reason, is not about singulars.
9
But the intellect cannot know singulars, as we have shown (Q.
10
But administration, providence and movement are of singulars, as they are here and now existing.
11
Hence it would seem that by this knowledge the soul of Christ did not know singulars.
12
Now actions are about singulars: wherefore the conclusion of a practical syllogism is a singular proposition.
13
Therefore prudence does not take cognizance of singulars.
14
But such like certainty is not to be had in contingent singulars, which are variable and uncertain.
15
Therefore the angel does not know singulars.
16
Therefore the separated soul cannot know singulars.
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Frequent collocations
Singulars through the time