Sentence examples for inner intuition from inspiring English sources

Actors also work in highly individual ways – some start from inner intuition, others from the physical externals.

Perhaps an inner intuition warned him about the dangerous, even disastrous, years ahead, though the industry did enjoy a modest recovery in the early 1970s.

This means that I have this ability not in virtue of Humean inner perception, or Kantian inner intuition, but rather independently of any such empirical faculties.

Again, the point is visible in Kant who makes time the condition of the transcendental imagination and hence of the categories, but time can only be verified by being represented as an imagined line, i.e. by the invocation of the inner intuition of the form of space.

Kant affirms that I have no inner intuition of the subject (e.g. B157), and this claim would conflict with the subject's being a collection of representations, since he holds that I can intuit my representations by inner sense (e.g. A33/B49).

I believe good science resonates with inner intuition.

In addition to the Vermögenspsychologie, Herbart also criticizes the Idealist tendency to "found a doctrine of nature upon inner, intellectual intuitions", on the one hand, and, on the other, the view that most psychological facts elude lawfulness because of the transcendental freedom of the will (PsW: 10 11; cf. SW VI: 57; 117 8).

In theory, they'd bond with insights, intuition, inner soul and little girl-inner child.

Kant had argued that there is only one true geometry, Euclidean, which is known to be true a priori by an inner faculty (or intuition) of the mind.

Religious faith, on the other hand, is founded on intuition, inner experience, and a valuing of historical revelation.

Listen to your inner voice, your intuition.