Sentence examples for in sensible form from inspiring English sources

Theophany, (from Greek theophaneia, "appearance of God"), manifestation of deity in sensible form.

To designers of stained-glass church windows in medieval Europe light was divine benevolence in sensible form.

Most of the current domestic hot water tanks store heat in sensible form.

But in order to be beautiful, a work of art must still leave room for the freedom of the imagination, and therefore cannot present such ideas to us directly and didactically (indeed, such ideas cannot be directly and adequately presented in sensible form).

A work of art expresses or exhibits an aesthetic idea in so far as it succeeds in giving sensible form to a rational idea.

It is useful to translate R D t) expressed as a percentage measure in a measure more sensible form a clinical perspective.

Moreover, another cluster of cases where form is transmitted the transmission of sensible form through the medium in the process of perception may also conform to this pattern.

Anyway, in Moscow, with its snowdrifts and potholes, a Lamborghini is not exactly the most sensible form of transportation.

The first intellect is "always in act," which means that it can serve as an external source for intelligible forms, just as sensible object serves as an external source for a sensible form.

Bodies in this world exist through sensible forms; but the existence of the afterlife involves spiritual bodies attached to intelligible forms (Jambet 2006: 394-6).

Eleventh and final point, existence is graded and has three primary planes (defined again in Platonic terms): the world of material and sensible forms, the world of immaterial forms, and the world of intelligible forms.