Sentence examples for different intuition from inspiring English sources

It offered no new definitions of familiar concepts such as straightness or distance, it agreed with Euclidean geometry over angles, it merely offered a different intuition about parallel lines based on a different intuition about the distant behaviour of straight lines.

A different intuition is the following: when a thinker in the bad case takes his experiences at face value and forms beliefs about the external world in the usual manner, those beliefs are not simply unreasonable, in the way that they would be if, for example, the thinker adopted those same beliefs on a whim, or in the absence of any reason to do so at all.

As we strive to articulate our responsibilities to the unborn fetus, a slightly different intuition about value, and a slightly different perception of the place such a being occupies in terms of the species membership we rightly are concerned to acknowledge and protect.

Indeed, other members of our workshop, such as psychiatrist and neurobiologist Steven Hyman, introduced a different intuition about how to respond to children in the zone of ambiguity.

To show that there are different intuitions — a different explanation — behind Kripke's ideas and the various description theories extant.

Haidt, a social psychologist, charts the "mental mechanisms that make us adept at promoting our group's interests, in competition with other groups," and explains why liberals and conservatives have such different intuitions about right and wrong.

So why the different intuitions?

All these issues are very controversial, and different philosophers have different intuitions.

It is worth noting that moral disagreement does not imply that people have different intuitions.

Furthermore, this explanation of people's different intuitions is called into question by Trap Door.

HD-confirmation and Hempelian confirmation convey different intuitions (see Huber 2008a for an original analysis).