Sentence examples for indeterminate realities from inspiring English sources

Bergson raised problems about indeterminate realities.

Nor can inference provide one with knowledge of an indeterminate reality, because in inference one always knows something as coming under a general rule.

Ramanuja rejected Shankara's conception of brahman as an indeterminate, qualityless, and differenceless reality on the ground that such a reality cannot be perceived, known, thought of, or even spoken about, in which case it is nothing short of a fiction.

An apparent consequence of their view is that reality is indeterminate in surprising ways we have no grounds for asserting that Socrates did sneeze in his sleep the night before he took the hemlock and no grounds for asserting that he did not and no prospect of ever finding out which.

Sinnerbrink writes that the "concluding images float in an indeterminate zone between fantasy and reality, which is perhaps the genuinely metaphysical dimension of the cinematic image", also noting that it might be that the "last sequence comprises the fantasy images of Diane's dying consciousness, concluding with the real moment of her death: the final Silencio".

Timon's verdicts on these figures in the Lampoons are at least partially favorable; and, as was hinted at earlier on, the dim view of sensibles that is suggested by a number of Plato's dialogues but also anticipated by the Eleatics—seems to have something in common with Pyrrho's view of reality (on the metaphysical interpretation) as indeterminate.

Among them is the "derivation" of all reality from the interaction of two opposite principles, "the One" and "the indeterminate dyad".

This is motivated by the reality that humans tend to convey their views using a simple language, which is always indeterminate, imprecise, incomplete, and inconsistent.

It becomes indeterminate".

Its future is indeterminate.

Its age is indeterminate.