Sentence examples similar to acknowledgment of sentience from inspiring English sources
As if the very sediment of things contained yet some residue of sentience.
The presence of sentience in a basically material reality is among the mysteries of existence.
"There was a feel of sentience to the soil, the night, the forest".
His narratives become expert, horrifying explorations of sentience, at times Jungian, at others Kantian.
We already interact with things that have only the semblance of sentience.
Clear evidence of sentience is by no means the only reason to rescue a creature from extinction.
For Jackson, inanimate objects like the bizarre marsupial bear the suggestion of sentience and the strange promise of communication.
The question of sentience is the last thing on my mind as I bite through the wriggling creatures.
This book provides a much-needed evolutionary context for examining the origin and material basis of sentience and consciousness.
There is only the balanced rhythm of sentience and emotion, upholding itself amid the changes of material nature.
Herbert so lamented his own apparent uselessness that he wished, unforgettably, to be "a tree" so that "some bird would trust / Her household to me"—the total loss of sentience being preferable to the pain that sentience entails.
