Sentence examples for intuition imposed from inspiring English sources
Kant does not think that the "motion of the subject," for instance in drawing a circle, is empirical, but he does think that it requires indeed, it apparently exemplifies the unity of the manifold of intuition imposed by the unity of consciousness.
The Forms of Intuition impose Euclidean spatial relations and Newtonian temporal relations; the Categories of Understanding require objects to be interpreted as substances and causes as inherently deterministic.
Structure had imposed order.
What is not tolerable is trying to impose irrational intuitions on people who don't just fail to accept them but who feel that the removal of women's freedom is itself a moral crime.
When Croce sees essence as the object of intuition and identifies this with expression he is just imposing his prior philosophical speculations on aesthetic experience.
Consider a DC resistor model in Figure 2 with conducting region, two terminals on and an insulating surface.
To some viewers, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s stance — that he personally opposes abortion but does not believe in imposing those beliefs on others — came across as a wishy-washy mélange of moral intuitions.
Such intuitions are taken to reflect objective semantic properties of the language, that the semanticist should describe rather than impose at will.
Perhaps by imposing a ban on either No Lose Investigations or epistemic feedback (or both), we can account for the intuition about Roxanne, while still allowing for basic knowledge.
