Sentence examples for corresponding ideas from inspiring English sources

First, one experiences impressions of heat or cold, thirst or hunger, pleasure or pain; second, one forms corresponding ideas of heat or cold, thirst or hunger, pleasure or pain; and third, one's reflection on these ideas produces impressions of "desire and aversion, hope and fear".

Finally, he argues that experience tells us that simple impressions always precede and thus cause their corresponding ideas.

The translation of concepts from landscape architecture to landscape ecology is not seamless, but corresponding ideas are found in practice.

Those experiences, Hume argues, are unable to support the content that many rationalists and some empiricists, such as Locke, attribute to the corresponding ideas.

After a while, they can read a little like a list and she can't resist adding interpretations that fix each woman to her corresponding idea: "I had only been chatting to Mae for 10 minutes, but I already knew that this combination of violence and silence would have been enough to trigger her fierce sense of justice".

That complexity is reflected in its corresponding idea.

The body in question is the human body; and its corresponding idea is the human mind or soul.