Hume discovered a faded map showing the original Home in Berwickshire.

Humes organized a neighborhood cleanup on Saturday.

In our seminar, the professor argued that Hume's fork oversimplifies epistemology by forcing every proposition to be either analytically true a priori or knowable only through empirical experience.

In the ethics seminar, the professor invoked Hume's law to caution students against deriving moral imperatives solely from factual claims.

When debating moral decisions, she often invoked Hume's guillotine to argue that facts alone cannot determine what we ought to do.

Hume's leaf warbler flitted among the juniper branches, its high-pitched call echoing along the mountain ridge.

The Humean account of causation challenges many metaphysical assumptions.

As a Humean, she argued that moral judgments stem from sentiment rather than reason.

Humeans often emphasize that moral judgments are grounded in sentiment rather than reason.

Humeanism challenges the notion that causation is a necessary connection rather than merely a constant conjunction.