Sentence examples for infinity of perceptions from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this infinity of perceptions is likened by Leibniz to the roar of the sea.

As he puts it in the Preface to the New Essays, "at every moment there is in us an infinity of perceptions, unaccompanied by awareness or reflection; that is, of alterations in the soul itself, of which we are unaware because these impressions are either too minute and too numerous, or else too unvarying, so that they are not sufficiently distinctive on their own".

(In fact, the position is more complex; for, as will be shown in a subsequent section, the mind has at any moment an infinity of petites perceptions within it, perceptions of everything that is occurring in the universe, but the human mind at least will be truly aware of one thing at a time.

(A VI vi 54/RB 54) The infinity of petites perceptions is, then, simply epistemological white noise.

"—of perception".

The multiplicity, however, should not only be interpreted as diachronous but also synchronous; that is, the mind despite its simplicity and unity has within it at any time an infinity of different petites perceptions.

"This is all a war of perceptions.

It’s a battle of perceptions.

Marketing is a battle of perceptions.

They shot straight past infinity, obliterating Izumi's constancy of perception. .

The infinity of becoming.