Sentence examples similar to all things conceived from inspiring English sources

If so, the definition of modes as "things conceived through substance" will be retained even when modes are considered independently of their relation to all other modes taken collectively.

Of the three alternatives: (1) points to the unity of a thing conceived as a whole; and (2) and (3) point to the multiplicity looking at the things as loose atoms, i.e., composite atoms.

There are drinks, for one thing, conceived with a blazing overhead sun in mind.

For Spinoza, the mind and the body are the very same thing conceived in two different ways.

When we conceive of general terms like 'lion' or 'felony' or 'unicorn', "the meaning of the word is the thing conceived" (EIP 5.2, 364).

If I do, then in this act there cannot be falsity unless I make a judgment about the thing conceived; if I don't, then I literally have no idea of the thing, so I will certainly not make a judgment about it, let alone a false one.

In Categories generally he does not speak about how things are conceived; rather, he speaks about how things are called or how they are.

With a good understanding of Japanese traditional culture and an awareness of the country's love for all things kawaii (cute), Ward conceived of a form of activism that tapped into the hearts and minds of the Japanese.

That is, freedom is not associated with independence (which is imaginable only in ignorance of the interdependence and interpenetration of all things), nor is it conceived essentially as a property of individual agency.

Accordingly, "utterances are imposed to signify things only through the mediation of the concepts by which those things are conceived" (QC 1: 4, ll. 45 6).

Finally, the Marburgers follow their German Idealist predecessors in dismissing all talk of things in themselves, conceived as things existing independently of knowledge.