Sentence examples for Bett from high-quality English sources.

• Bett 2000; Vogt 2012a, ch. 4).

• “I remember it so well,” Bett recalled.

• The most familiar appellation of her mother was ‘Mau-mau Bett.'

• Arguing that slavery violated this sentiment, Bett sued for her freedom and won.

• (For pushback against this, see Bett 2018: 13n. 24.)

• He’d bought it when he was with his first wife, Bett.

• ., without having any beliefs of any kind or degree (see Frede 1979, Bett 1989).

• Bett 2018: 11–15 urges us to view such moments as traces of a previous stage of Pyrrhonism.

Use Bett in a sentence.

• Breasts and Eggs, by Mieko Kawakami, translated from the Japanese by Sam Bett and David Boyd (Europa).

• Once Rich had got the kitchen finished, Nita had made the mistake for a while of trying to cook like Bett.

• Bett (2018, “Introduction”) argues that, with some qualifications, Sextus’ approach is to be explained as follows.

• Sextus’ attention to astrology rather than astronomy highlights a deep feature of his philosophy (Corti 2015, Bett 2018).

• Tonight’s weatherperson is the delightful Darren Bett, who never fails to deliver a warm front in jeans and a purple check shirt with artfully rolled-up sleeves.

• These discussions are a great source of inspiration for Pyrrhonian skeptics, who are interested in what may be called a metaphysics of indeterminacy (Bett 2000).

• In A Joke, Sylvester McCoy (the Doctor from Doctor Who), Robert Picardo (the doctor from Star Trek: Voyager), and co-star John Bett, play an Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman.

• The firm prides itself on promoting "the most disruptive brands" including Parachute, Hatch, Marie Kondo, StockX, Recess, and the Female Founders Fund, co-founder Jennifer Bett Meyer said.

Bett sentence examples

• In his statement to the court, Bett, who formerly served with the LA county sheriff’s department, said: “I was with Mr Depp and Ms Heard very regularly throughout this period and I never saw any cuts, bruises or other injuries on Ms Heard.

• Downing Street said the group, which includes Andy Palmer, Aston Martin president, David Wright, senior adviser at Barclays Capital Investment, CBI director general Carolyn Fairburn, and Karen Bett, chief executive officer of the Scotch Whisky Association, “showcases the strength” of British business.

• For a table comparing M VII and VIII with PH II (and relevant passages in M I–VI), see Bett 2005: 193–5; for a similar table comparing M IX and X to PH III (and relevant passages in M I–VI), see Bett 2012: 161–64; for discussion of the comparisons between M XI to PH III (and relevant passages in M I–VI), see Bett 1997.

• Carneades had argued that this fails to account for the complexity of our cognitive life: many of our actions are not the product of distinct acts of assent, but rather unconscious, or habitual, like animal action; and we sometimes deliberately act without assent, for instance, when we follow unendorsed hypotheses or act in conditions of uncertainty (see Bett 1990).