Sentence examples for inner ideas from inspiring English sources

So she made a nickname out of Waltraud (Valie) and appropriated the name of a popular cigarette brand, Export, as the "perfect expression of my desire to export my inner ideas outside into the world".

Qualia are not intrinsic qualities of inner ideas of which their subjects are directly aware, qualities that are necessarily shared by internal duplicates however different their environments may be.

It is something that is added on to thought in order to make my inner ideas communicable to others; this communicability is accomplished by my adopting a certain linguistic convention.

That's to say: your inner ideas and your actions.

Almost minute to minute some new inner idea or outer input creates a new field of attention and energy, initially unclear with fuzzy edges, distracting us from something else we've been doing.

That which is constituted in the outer attitude is there co-present together with what is constituted in the inner attitude" (Ideas II, §.42, p.161 162).

As far as the inner structure of ideas is concerned (WL I, 243 ff)., Bolzano distinguishes simple from complex ideas: A simple idea has no proper parts, whereas a complex idea has.

Most were "technically good," he says, but they were short on big ideas, inner drive or both.

He saw, recognized, and expressed inner values and ideas, universal human traits, natural phenomena; explored, understood, and conveyed emotions; and defined, communicated, and commemorated all these.

In other words, my perfect recordings seem to possess an inner necessity, an idea that translates into an altogether different necessity: they're necessary to me, personally.

At first, North Koreans were told to draw on their "inner resources," an idea whose vagueness was only underscored by its elaboration: "The reserves for production growth are in the heads of the people.