This dual aspect theory of cognitive awareness endorses the existence of a meta-cognitive level of analysis, which explains why cognition does not happen "in the dark"; rather, it is always accompanied by self-intimation, by an experience of "what it is like" to be apprehending a given object (cf. Ganeri 1999).
It's a way for the police to try their case in the press and to get the intimation of guilt by virtue of an arrest.
But Sternberg had changed the title to the name of the cabaret — and, by intimation, to the girl — in the hope of turning the emphasis around.
-- the novel, that word-woven submarine, piloted by intimation and intuition, that will dive you to the deeps of the heart's maelstrom.
It is exquisitely shot, and showcases Rosi's mastery of shooting figures and crowds in landscapes, and of revealing by intimation the forces that doom an entire society (it's also a despairing autopsy on Sicily).
The man-his name was Birckel -told me: "It is odd, that even our circles heard of this matter only very much later, and then only by intimation". He added: "So far as I know, even all members of the SD who took part in that action were put out of the way, that is, killed". That was the last I heard of this matter.
Played by James Gandolfini with a demeanor more fussy than thuggish, this fictional successor to Mr. Giuliani presides over an identifiably post-Rudy, post-9/11 metropolis, a shiny, busy place ruled by money and ambition and shadowed less by fear of crime than by anxious memories of terrorism and perhaps by an intimation of leaner times ahead.
That is Modiano the son, at once moved and repulsed by the intimation of his father's weakness.
Mr. Paterson, who appeared agitated by the intimation that he was out of touch, first suggested that he liked that idea.
Shortly after ten o'clock the all-night vigil at the newspaper offices was broken by an intimation that the news was coming and the wires were cleared.
