| They were brutely assaulted by Law Enforcing Agency and Police but they fought for the cause of the people and provided forum for the just cause of the people. |
| In terms of the second part of the strategy, the same cases fit nicely with the Sidgwickian thesis: if an ethical claim were true in part because of some supernatural truth, it would thereby not be brutely true. |
| It should be borne in mind, that the severe space limitations on PSDE papers brutely constrains authors in the presentation of their work. |
| Such properties are neither brutely out there nor only in our minds, but arise in the interaction between the subject and the object. |
| For on his view, abilities are sometimes masked brutely, without any specifiable mask. |
| Intuitive Metaphysical clearly satisfies this motivation: it permits no brutely contingent ethical variation. |
