Sentence examples for No intuition from inspiring English sources

"They had no experience, no intuition, no entrepreneur," he says.

Certainly, humans have no intuition, or direct insight, into an intelligible world, but the presence in them of certain "pure intellectual concepts"—such as those of possibility, existence, necessity, substance, and cause enables them to have some descriptive knowledge of it.

She might believe, on the basis of calculation, that 643 × 721 = 463,603 yet have no intuition that it's true (Weatherson 2003: 3).

"They have no intuition for why they're doing what they're doing, so you'd have to train them in-house in a boot camp on the basics of biology, why certain assumptions are not OK, and why other assumptions are," he says.

As Westerners, you live in the conscious, you're very smart, but have no intuition or insight no enlightenment".

C) Kernel ridge regression was used; however, no intuition was given as to why this is appropriate.

It is a context within which every mind is dreamless, has no whims, no thoughts of the past beyond accurate accounting, no hopes for the future, no intuitions about the present and above all no inspiration.

Yet the more general point Gassendi makes is that no intuitions untested by sensory experience will yield knowledge of God's essence or anything else, as the primary mode of attaining knowledge (and that by which any intuitions must be tested) is empirical demonstration.

The moral anti-realist position will continue to be counter-intuitive, but these ongoing intuitions no longer represent a consideration against the theory.

Kant affirms that I have no inner intuition of the subject (e.g. B157), and this claim would conflict with the subject's being a collection of representations, since he holds that I can intuit my representations by inner sense (e.g. A33/B49).

This is particularly important in the case of parameter estimation for biological systems, since in most cases no clear intuition even about the order of magnitude exists.