Sentence examples for as an affect from inspiring English sources

Goodwill in this sense should be understood not strictly speaking as an affect, but as a disposition to have certain affects in certain situations what we might call an affective disposition.

This "colouring" of thought is often regarded as an affect.

In a different vein, God's love for himself cannot count as an affect, since God is immutable and this love is essential to God.

"No affect," he claims, "can be restrained by the true knowledge of good and evil insofar as it is true, but only insofar as it is considered as an affect" (quoted in Lloyd 1998, 162).

As a young graduate student, I've also been thinking about imposter syndrome as an affect of nonsovereignty, how "imposterism" and feelings of fraudulence perfuse or are clearly inscribed in literary texts and the structure of academia, and what the different "avant garde" movements in literature can tell us about a possible genealogy of imposterism.

Descartes' views of the function or content of pleasure and Spinoza's official definitions of pleasure as an affect of transition to greater perfection are close to Plato's, as also are one of Kant's characterizations,[18] one of Elijah Millgram's (2000, pp. 122-26), and Timothy Schroeder's (2001, 2004, discussed in §3.2).

Exercise was only discussed as an affected physical activity by HIV-AN participants (n=5, 31%).

Another cancellation gave Fiorenza Cedolins her Met debut as an affecting Cio-Cio San who makes the best of her somewhat limited vocal material.

This documentary exemplified his new style: following four people with life-changing brain injuries, it doubled as an affecting, subtle and profound meditation on identity and mental health.

Anthony Minghella's cinematic staging of Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," with the soprano Patricia Racette as an affecting and subtly intense Cio-Cio-San, was first shown in March.

The agent subject serves as an affecting causer that impacts the Experiencer and makes it more like a patient.