Sentence examples for he is immediately aware from inspiring English sources

What happens is that instead of being immediately aware of the circular surface of the penny (as he takes himself to be) he is immediately aware of an elliptical item, an elliptical sensum.

There is rarely movement here on the campus of North Dormer College, so she is immediately aware of it.

He was immediately aware that, for the first time, he had written something "worthwhile".

But when he first met Mr. Farrow 18 years ago, he was immediately aware of the craftman's talent.

When he was five or so, he heard a news story about a famous transsexual called April Ashley, and despite Joe's tender years he was immediately aware that something in April's experience chimed with his own outlook.

And "by noticing whether a sock features a protruding dome-shaped cap or a flat tack disc, an observer is immediately aware of the inside-out, right side-out status of that sock".

The first takes the contents of one's thoughts to be inner items of which one is immediately aware, while the second takes them to be constituted by one's relations to objects and properties in the environment.

Although they were immediately aware of each other, they did not meet until 1905 or early 1906, when they were brought together by the champion salonistes Gertrude and Leo Stein.

So what is it that one is immediately aware of in memory if not the past?

Such objects are those of which the mind is immediately aware.

While logically proper names (words such as "this" or "that" which refer to sensations of which an agent is immediately aware) do have referents associated with them, descriptive phrases (such as "the smallest number less than pi") should be viewed merely as collections of quantifiers (such as "all" and "some") and propositional functions (such as "x is a number").