Sentence examples for Apprehension implies from inspiring English sources
Just as apprehension implies the mere grasp of something without additional judgment about it, so too cognition implies the mere grasp of something, without the additional affirmative judgment implied in the term 'knowledge'knowledge
"Intelligence" implies discernment and apprehension, but also something inexorably human – which is why I prefer the more impassive "reasoning".
Lonergan argued that the act of understanding, or insight, is pivotal for the apprehension of reality, and that it implies in the long run that the universe is itself due to the fiat of an "unrestricted act of understanding," which is God.
Ross thinks we can trust our moral apprehensions, and since apprehension is a matter of knowledge, and knowledge implies certainty, he is certain that we have the above responsibilities and that certain things are intrinsically valuable (RG 146, 29, 30; KT 42; cf. Audi 2004).
Macdonald's production is also vastly superior to his original in the Theatre Upstairs, not least because it implies from the start that we are in a world of fear and apprehension.
"It implies delicateness.
Free speech implies responsibility.
Perhaps, increased police-enforcement induces undocumented migrants to go 'into the shadows' in an effort to avoid apprehension –a move that could imply restricted driving, employment and, in turn, earning and remitting capabilities.
Hogan certainly acknowledges the fact that conceiving of empathy as a disposition to "imaginatively apprehend another state of mind" does not conceptually imply anything about the objective success of such apprehension.
