Sentence examples for cannot perceive anything from inspiring English sources

Gassendi also contests the Aristotelian view that we can know universals, on the grounds that we cannot perceive anything more than particulars in the world (O III (Exercitationes) 159a; EP 280-281).

You know, I am very proud of the way you turned out as my son, and I'm proud of you as a father.' "My father is my hero, O.K., and I cannot perceive of anything topping that," Russell continued, his voice becoming husky.

My question is: I cannot perceive or understand infinity.

If Language poetry says, "you cannot communicate freely," metamodernist literature says, broadly, "you cannot perceive freely".

One cannot perceive that which one cannot classify.' (p. 204).

39 This suggests that perhaps one reason issues are not discussed, despite the availability of PROMs data, is that clinicians perceive they cannot do anything about the problem.

He said, characteristically, that 'the hearing a sound – a sound having as such a duration – and in general what is called the perceiving anything which has a duration – is absolutely underivative and cannot be resolved into anything else' (Knowledge and Perception ed. Ross, 48).

The Dahrīyah are portrayed in Islāmic theological literature as naturalists and materialists who deny the existence of anything that cannot be perceived by the senses.

Not because its complexity cannot be perceived, but because its simplicity cannot be described.

Lou is a man who cannot tolerate defeat — can't perceive it as anything but a spur to his own inevitable victory.

Government cannot regulate anything.