The assumption is that an evident proposition arises from, or is formulated from, certain types of simple evident apprehensions, namely, intuitive apprehensions.
For discussions of the role of the Fifth Meditation in the eventual, self-evident apprehension of God, see Newman and Nelson (1999), Nolan (2005), and Nolan and Nelson (2006).
Her apprehension is evident.
His apprehension was evident from the moment he entered the waiting room: he scanned the empty room repeatedly and jumped at the slightest sound.
He says that the idea of "complex evidence" can be understood in two ways: either as referring to the apprehension of an evident proposition itself or to the so-called "evident judgment" which has been caused by this evident proposition.
"We know we are only getting a snapshot of what's happening, but fear and apprehension are clearly evident among Muslim women," he said.
When Källström was sent off after receiving his second yellow card for a foul on Commons, who was carried off, apprehension was still evident because there was five minutes of time added on to play.
As he put it: "it becomes evident that there must be apprehensions not got by inference or reasoning" (LL, § 18).
Thus, Wodeham is adamant that there can only be one soul in the single human being, and the intuitive act of sensation alone is sufficient for the simple apprehension "presupposed" by an "evident assent" (LS I:9, ll. 44 48).
'What comes first in time is the apprehension of the self-evident prima facie rightness of an individual act of a particular type.
They also added some open questions, and in this part the students' apprehension before the course became evident [ 7].
