Sentence examples for conceptual forming from inspiring English sources

Husserl compares this process of conceptual "forming" of sensual matter to the interpretation of a linguistic expression, but this comparison should not mislead us to conclude that he subscribes to a sense-datum theory of perception (see Section 2 above, headword: mental image theory).

Mythological and symbolic forms of expression are older than conceptual forms and systems of doctrine.

"Flarf," a conceptual form of poetry based on randomly generated Google search results, garners some unexpected praise from critics.

Philosophers such as Wilhelm Dilthey had argued that history was a succession of conceptual forms and styles, capable of being classified and studied methodically.

The readymade as it was deployed by Duchamp gave birth to conceptual forms that are "interesting" but rarely grab you where it matters.

"This work takes on conceptual form, each track addressing and coming to terms with states of deep depression and anxiety," continues the release.

The theologian has the task of expressing the historic faith of a community concerning the divine (theos) in rational or conceptual form (logos).

It's hard to believe Ferrari has never before made a car with a front-mounted V-8; indeed, in its earliest conceptual form, this car was destined to be a Maserati.

Another universal property is gravitational mass, whereby every physical entity in the universe acts so as to attract every other one, as first stated by Newton and later refined into a new conceptual form by Albert Einstein.

He thought outside the traditional parameters of "built work," concerning himself instead with a conceptual form of architecture, in which the process of architecture is represented through diagrams rather than through actual construction.

Mr. Posawatz's engineering experience with hybrid powertrains will be brought to bear on Fisker's next vehicle, the Atlantic, a sedan that was previewed in conceptual form in April during the New York auto show.