| We can react to it and then prescind it from what we experience. |
| This presents us with choices that cannot be postponed concerning nothing less than the destiny of man, who, moreover, cannot prescind from his nature. |
| In identifying defeaters that our evidence must eliminate if we are to claim knowledge, the more we prescind from practical considerations, the wider we cast our net. |
| In the global era, economic activity cannot prescind from gratuitousness, which fosters and disseminates solidarity and responsibility for justice and the common good among the different economic players. |
| There are tremendously significant issues, and this doesn't prescind from making a judgment on people's personalities. |
| Here is an opportunity to prescind from emotion and think critically about a very important subject. |
