Sentence examples for concept laden from inspiring English sources

I used to think that my mom made her stand when I was seven in order to teach me to be a gentleman, a concept laden with the trappings of chivalry, often landing at odds with the equality demanded by feminism.

"Jazz is part progressive art and part folk art," he said in a 2005 interview with DownBeat magazine, differentiating his own unassuming style from the concept-laden, critically acclaimed fare that he described as "interview music".

Perception in its epistemological role is concept-laden.

For late Nyāya philosophers, concept-laden perception comes so to dwarf in importance the indeterminate, concept-free variety that the latter becomes problematic.

Rather, an "in the raw" perceptual grasping of the qualifier (cowhood) delivers it to an ensuing concept-laden and verbalizable perception.

Mīmāṃsā and Nyāya realists emphasize the "concept-laden" nature of at least the type of perception that is epistemically foundational for observation statements containing basic sensory predicates.

Classical Indian realists hold that perception is none the worse for being concept-laden in that concepts are features of the world as impressed upon the mind or self.

In other words, there are cases of determinate cognition where indeterminate, concept-free perception furnishes the qualifier independently and the ensuing concept-laden perception is not tinged by memory.

This means that concept-laden perception is necessarily combinational a position taken by Gautama himself, the "sūtra-maker," and much elaborated by Vātsyāyana and the other commentators in text apparently aimed at an early form of Buddhist subjectivism (Nyāya-sūtra 4.2.26-36).

Of course, if computers like Watson are programmed to understand not only concept-laden clues but themselves, then they may begin to act as agents.

The 2009 concept was laden with 500 pounds of lithium ion batteries and wore a smile-shaped fascia.