Sentence examples for expressive statements from inspiring English sources

True, felt value qualia, felt goodness and badness, are given to us and directly apprehended in experience or stretches of experience, and "expressive" statements must be used to indicate or convey them.

In AKV, Lewis introduced a category of expressive statements like "It seems as though I am seeing a red round thing" that serve to convey or express or formulate our apprehensions of the given without conceptualizing or interpreting it.

The sensory conditionals (S & A) → E and (S & A) → (h E can be true, as can the material object statement P that entails them, quite apart from the truth of the expressive statements S and A, or indeed, the presence of any empirical data warranting their assertion.

However, such statements, like Lewis' other "expressive" statements, may be true or false (see previous section), and simply convey the occurrence of given qualia in experience and no more, instead of indicating the existence of objects, situations, or persons, and expressing our attitudes to them.

And at some point in the set each player got some solo space to make an expressive statement outside what these focused, well-controlled compositions asked for.

To each of them the tenor brought scrupulous musicianship and genuine creative insight into both words and music, and a multidisciplinary sense of artistic purpose that enabled him to weld the two into one perfectly conjoined expressive statement.

While designers in Europe were forging the International Typographic Style into a cohesive movement, American designers were synthesizing concepts from modern art into highly individualistic and expressive visual statements.

A gorgeous ballad, awash with marvelously expressive guitar statements, 'Give Me Love' retains the emotional power of All Things Must Pass in a compelling three minutes".

In every city there are thousands of artists transforming Europe's oldest buildings, and walls into colorful, expressive and transformative statements of modern art.

But for the tea-party movement, political choices often appear to be expressive acts and identity statements, rather than pragmatic efforts aimed at legislative achievements.

But they have remained a uniquely expressive medium for Chicanos, statements about their continuing efforts to carve out a new kind of American identity while resisting assimilation.