Sentence examples for described sense from inspiring English sources

The verbum, serving as universal or as proposition, will (in some cautiously described sense) be the object of thought.

This in turn means that an aesthetic perception of a perfection is always a less than optimal cognition of that perfection, for having described sense perception or sensory cognition as clear but indistinct or confused, Wolff next defines pleasure as the sensory or "intuitive" cognition of perfection.

Alderson himself described Sense About Science's campaigns on vaccination as "propaganda".

Johannessen has described "Sense and Antisense" as having suffered from extensive script re-writes; his original version dealt more strongly with racial issues but was rewritten at the behest of the network's broadcast standards office.

CaBP7 tagged with c-myc at the carboxy-terminal end (mCherry-CaBP7-myc) was made by PCR sub-cloning using wild-type CaBP7 template and previously described sense primer [15] in combination with a reverse primer encoding the ten amino acid sequence (EQKLISEEDL) of c-myc [23]: 5'-AACCAGGTGCTGCGCAGTGGCATGAAGGAACAAAAACTTATTTCTGAAGAAGATCTGTAGCCGCGGGCCCGGATAT-3'.

Antonovsky [ 1- 3] described sense of coherence as a global health-protective life orientation.

One woman described sensing last year that her husband, a Manhattan surgeon, was distant and overly obsessed with his BlackBerry.

This study describes sense of belonging among Peruvian students entering high school.

Therefore, the aim of this study was to describe sense of coherence over time in a sample of parents with a child newly diagnosed with cancer.

"Smell" is the woefully inadequate way we describe sensing someone's pheromones -- a type of scent-bearing chemical secreted in sweat and other bodily fluids.

Is there a second half to this argument or does the SBT still require the notion of 'input' to describe sensing as enabled by early skin brains?