Sentence examples for in intuition from inspiring English sources

Also for both, logic, in this encompassing sense, is independent of intuitive considerations, and specifically of geometry (understood itself as grounded in intuition).

All the researchers in "Intuition" are sympathetic, and they are all screwed up.

But she seems to believe in intuition and in the notion that insight can come from coincidence.

"She did believe in intuition and that everyone possessed it in equal amounts but that most people couldn't or wouldn't tap into it".

He has credited his success to his faith in intuition and has said of unsuccessful traders, "They're bullish but they're too scared to buy".

That being said, she is incredibly disciplined, and what she lacks in intuition and exuberance she seems to have gone a long way toward making up through sheer hard work.

Refusing to identify religion with metaphysics or morals, Schleiermacher located its essence in intuition (Anschauung) and feeling (Gefühl), the "sense and taste for the infinite" (Sinn und Geschmack fürs Unendliche).

That blunderbuss style is amply on view in "Intuition Pumps," which provides a dictionary of dozens of Mr. Dennett's own jokily named thinking tools — the Sorta Operator, the Curse of the Cauliflower — along with demolitions of the rigged thought experiments and intellectual tics of rivals, who get called out for everything from willful ignorance of science to overuse of the word "surely".

It must generate temporal and spatial structure (Synthesis of Apprehension in Intuition).

While mathematical definitions can construct their objects in intuition, philosophical definitions have no such advantages.

Our results unveil a remarkable uniformity in intuitions and mathematics in these fields.