Sentence examples for attentive sense from inspiring English sources

A 'sub sense-perceptual experience' is either devoid of phenomenological content altogether, or nearly so (see the notion of "pure conscious events," in Sections 5 and 6), or consists of phenomenological content appropriate to sense perception, but lacking in the conceptualization typical of attentive sense perception (see below on "unconstructed experiences").

Curmudgeonly and attentive, he wrung a sense of what writing should be from his yellowing paperbacks even as he trashed the writers of his own day while wheezing his lung-impaired way through cigarette after cigarette.

Within a paragraph or two, the reader senses an attentive purity in the narrator's prose.

Such hazards are best evaluated using common sense and an attentive eye.

In this normative sense, they were attentive to the 'right impacts' of the innovation regarding the impact of their products (Blok et al., 2017; Owen et al., 2012; von Schomberg, 2013).

Authentic existence thus has an historical, political dimension; all choice will be attentive to history in the sense of contextualizing itself in some temporally narrative understanding of its place.

He's friendly and attentive, even if you get the sense he'd rather jump out of the window than go through another interview.

Exactly attuned to her mistress, attentive and sensitive, Sisipyla projects an immediate sense of a slave's identity, that of a human owned by others.

And the children were, in a sense, much more focused and attentive in school, but they were also much happier.

His memories filter back in new arrangements that make more sense, and he becomes more attentive to what is happening around him.

But because everyone is so calm and attentive, we work smoothly and with a real sense of camaraderie.