Sentence examples for form of sensation from inspiring English sources

Locke holds that the mind is a tabula rasa or blank sheet until experience in the form of sensation and reflection provide the basic materials — simple ideas — out of which most of our more complex knowledge is constructed.

In one of his earlier discourses, the Buddha declares that we ought to regard any form of sensation and consciousness, whether "past, future, or present; internal or external; manifest or subtle...as it actually is...: 'This is not mine.

The first of these was the Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense which showed that there are mental phenomena that cannot be interpreted as any form of sensation and that "intelligence supposes principles, which, as conditions of its activity, cannot be the results of its operation" (ibid: 3 emphasis original).

Attending to 'sensory pleasure', as when tasting something sweet, leads to thinking of pleasure as a form of sensation or perception — if not of something's sweetness or warmth, then of its tasting or feeling good (cf. Aristotle, DA III,7 431a10-12).

Consider teenage drinking, for example, which is a form of sensation seeking and risk taking.

On the contrary, the body is constituted according to the form of sensations, which implies a variable distance from the self.

Fibres conveying specific forms of sensation follow separate pathways.

He has had a return of sensation over almost his entire body, with all the different forms of sensation.

After Kant's "three irreducible faculties", there appear to be nine qualitatively different forms of sensation -- seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, feeling touch, feeling warm and cold, and feeling pain.

The clusters include not only visual but also tactual and other forms of sensation.

Wang follows with an exposition of how different forms of sensation and their repudiation operate in a set of second-generation Romantic and early Victorian writings.